Memphis, TN

Since the Memphis office opened in 1992, more than 1,900 educators from across the state have participated in our professional development programs. These educators annually reach an estimated 163,000 middle and high school students in over 464 public, independent and religious schools as well as colleges and universities in the region.
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	Student Khadija H. Speaks at the 2007 Memphis Benefit Dinner	Khadija H., a Facing History student, and a survivor of Rwanda and Somalia, speaks at the 2007 Memphis Benefit Dinner about her understanding her own identity.
	Teacher Hardy T. speaks at the 2007 Memphis Dinner	Hardy T., a Facing History teacher, speaks at the 2007 Memphis Benefit Dinner
	Student Addison B. Reflects on What He Has Learned from Facing History	Student Addison B. reflects on his experience with Facing History and Ourselves, learning to share personal views and respect the views of others. Through Facing History he has come to understand more about various historical events, and the motivations of people who participated.  Using the example of Rosa Parks, he shares his understanding of how complicated history can be.  He has leared to ask what is truth and what is myth, to think critically while avoiding cynicism and blame, and to appreciate the importance of civic participation.

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