In recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, this session provides updated resources, reflective practices, and age-appropriate strategies for teaching Holocaust history in modern classrooms.
In an era of rising polarization and threats to democratic values, educators are essential defenders of truth and justice. This session aligns with Pennsylvania Acts 70 and 35, examining the parallels between Nazi antisemitism and Jim Crow racism. Participants will use case studies and primary sources to help students analyze the fragility of democracy and […]
A moving conversation with a former white supremacist turned advocate for compassion. This session explores radical transformation & offers a roadmap for confronting hate with humanity & healing. Participating educators will receive a $25 gift card & their schools are eligible for up to $125 in substitute teacher reimbursement. Six Act 48 credits will be […]
Educators will explore strategies to engage students in respectful and informed dialogue around difficult topics, emphasizing civil discourse as a critical civic skill. Participating educators will receive a $25 gift card & their schools are eligible for up to $125 in substitute teacher reimbursement. Six Act 48 credits will be awarded.
This session—aligned with Pennsylvania Act 70 of 2014 and the Pennsylvania Department of Education history standards—offers a rich exploration of the history and contributions of Jewish communities across our region. Educators will leave with ready-to-use lesson plans and digital tools to bring these stories to life in their classrooms, strengthening instruction and meeting state requirements. […]
In connection with the October 27th Tree of Life Shooting commemoration, this session will explore manifestations of antisemitism across history and geography. Educators will gain tools for helping students understand both historical and modern-day antisemitism with empathy, accuracy, and context. $15 dollars for 6 Act 48 hours.
