The latest career development and professional learning opportunities for educators in New York City.
Participants will explore resources for teaching about student activism in history, explore curriculum resources created by the New-York Historical Society on the history of segregation in NYC schools, and consider strategies for encouraging active civic engagement in students today using Civics for All curriculum.
In this hands-on workshop using the museum’s collections and materials from our Women and the American story curriculum, explore the challenges of and strides made for civil rights amidst New Deal policies and war on many fronts.
Explore new strategies and resources to breathe fresh life into New York’s immigration history.
Engage with our new Women and the American Story curriculum unit, Confidence and Crises, 1920- 1948, and discover how women navigated boom, bust, and war.
Black History is everyone’s history and these materials can be integrated into your teaching throughout the year.