The Foundation has identified a handful of interactive classroom exercises that we feel encourage and foster an active understanding of the core values of Cesar E. Chavez. The following activities engage students in working discourse emphasizing the importance of nonviolence, community involvement and civil rights.

Become Involved in the Community Opportunities to become involved through community service, after-school programs, summer programs, and internships Teatro Screenplay Writing encourages creative solutions to address community concerns. The Short Hoe vs the Long Hoe portrays a sense of civil rights injustices incurred by farmworkers. A Symbolic Altar expands Cesar's values to multiple, contemporary meanings. Building a Cause promotes civic responsibility and community self-empowerment. The Pen is Mightier than the Sword puts forward notions of the distinctive power of nonviolent social action. A United Farm Workers Coloring Book Conflict Resolution provides explicit ways to have nonviolent conflict resolution. Los Angeles Times Five Part Series   Cesar Chavez Day of Service and Learning Essay Questions