Open to: Social Studies and ELA teachers
Opportunity at a Glance: This interdisciplinary seminar offered by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History examines the rich tradition of progressive protest literature in the United States from the American Revolution to the rise of globalization, hip-hop, and modern-day slavery. Using a broad definition of “protest literature,” we focus on the production and consumption of dissent as a site of social critique, using a wide variety of print, visual, and oral forms.
Key dates: Monday July 21– Thursday July 24
Location: Virtual
Registration deadline: 07/17/2025
Take action: Learn more and register
For more information: Daniel Pecoraro, Senior Program Manager: seminars@gilderlehrman.org
