Democracy
By: Dalashay Williams Today, as part of the Marching Down Freedom’s Road Seminar with Classrooms Without Borders, I walked through The Legacy Museum in Montgomery. I expected to learn history, […]
by Dr. Melissa Boston Tuesday was an amazing day of listening and learning. Even though the stories were sometimes hard to hear, they are stories that need to be shared […]
by Dr. Kimberly Davidson, Duquesne University I enrolled in Classrooms Without Borders’ Marching Down Freedom Road seminar through my position as a professor in the educator preparation program at Duquesne […]
Ethical Challenges of Historical Legacy This virtual course provides an in-depth exploration of ethical dilemmas faced by corporations during historical periods of conflict, specifically focusing on the behavior and decisions […]
Ethical Challenges of Historical Legacy This virtual course provides an in-depth exploration of ethical dilemmas faced by corporations during historical periods of conflict, specifically focusing on the behavior and decisions […]
Ethical Challenges of Historical Legacy This virtual course provides an in-depth exploration of ethical dilemmas faced by corporations during historical periods of conflict, specifically focusing on the behavior and decisions […]
How do social media algorithms contribute to online radicalization and extremism? How do search algorithms contribute to political violence, like the January 6 riot at the U.S. capitol? In our first […]
The American Council on Germany and the American Academy in Berlin, in cooperation with Classrooms Without Borders; the German-American Chamber of Commerce, Pittsburgh Chapter; the Honorary Consul of Germany, Pittsburgh; […]
Destroy. Rename. Or remove. In America, memorializing difficult parts of our past falls into three categories. Three categories fail to represent the intricacies that the memorial likely represents. A major […]