Open to: Social Studies and ELA teachers
Opportunity at a Glance: During this seminar offered by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History participants will learn about about Native peoples in modern America since the turn of the twentieth century, taking a social and cultural historical approach. It begins with the idea of the Vanishing Race, Geronimo’s final surrender, the Ghost Dance, and Wounded Knee. Looking toward the latter half of the twentieth century, the seminar will explore trust termination and relocation policies, civil rights activism, and tribal sovereignty, and how forces such as the Indian gaming industry are changing the landscape throughout Indian Country.
Key dates: Monday July 28 – Thursday July 31
Location: Virtual
Registration deadline: 07/21/2025
Take action: Learn more and register
For more information: Daniel Pecoraro, Senior Program Manager: seminars@gilderlehrman.org, 646-366-9666 x127
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