Call for Action
by Julia Williams Harris Earlier this week in Georgia we visited several sites that highlighted the work of key civil rights activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Congressman John […]
by Dr Monica D Lamar “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.”— James Baldwin As our nation prepares to celebrate […]
by Dan Zelenski As a high school social studies teacher, I teach my students to be lifelong learners, to question all that they read and hear, and to examine historical […]
And how to teach it By Kristina Rhoades In this powerful reflection, history and memory converge to illuminate the depths of compassion, resilience, and responsibility. Journey through spaces marked by loss […]
“I’m hot.” “I’m tired.” “I’m standing on an ant hill and being swarmed.” These thoughts combined in an odd blend in my mind with the fact that I was standing […]
We’re thrilled to share Episode 2 of our podcast, Understanding Targeted Violence, featuring a powerful conversation with Kate Lukaszewicz, Education Programs Director at Classrooms Without Borders. In this episode, we […]
March was officially designated Women’s History Month by the US Congress in 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project. This month, we encourage you to study, teach, […]
Joshua Ault, a dedicated journalism educator at Spring Woods High School in Houston, Texas, has been instrumental in guiding his students through a project that delved into the lives of […]
January 23, 2025 NEW YORK, NY—The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) has unveiled the first-ever Eight-Country Holocaust Knowledge and Awareness Index, highlighting troubling gaps in Holocaust […]