The latest career development and professional learning opportunities for educators in New York City.
In this exciting two-day collaboration with the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project, tour our exhibition Stonewall 50 and then attend a walking tour of Greenwich Village to discover historic social gathering spaces that created a sense of community for LGBTQ individuals in times of brewing political agitation.
Learn current scholarship on the history of the Holocaust and new research focused on human behavior, group dynamics, and bias.
Use this collection in your classroom during the month of March, and all year round!
In Anticipation of the Disability Pride Parade, and the related visual art contest for students, build meaningful conversations and a lesson plan around disability in your classroom.
Black History is everyone’s history and these materials can be integrated into your teaching throughout the year.
If you are seeking ways to explore the presidents and the role of the presidency in the United States with your students, visit the National Portrait Gallery’s Classroom Resources.