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Join Minju Bae, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Predoctoral Fellow, will present her experiences conducting oral histories with an Asian/American building tradesman and an Asian/Americanactivist and share how Asian/American workers and organizers fought back to demand the desegregation of the work site.
Explore the rich culture of the Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw (pronounced: KWOKwok-ya-wokw) people of British Columbia with this teacher resource designed by Bard Graduate Center.
Attend an evening at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum where they will highlight their education programs.
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.
With Culture Pass, you can reserve a pass to get free admission to dozens of NYC cultural institutions.
View a list of a multitude of institutions in and around New York City to explore with your classroom and to help you bring your instruction to life.