New England
Since the New England regional office opened in 1976, more than 5,700 area educators have participated in Facing History professional development programs. These teachers annually reach over 500,000 middle and high school students in over 1,000 public, religious and independent schools throughout the six New England states.
Holocaust and Human Behavior Seminar
August 4-8, 2008
Brookline, MA
MORE EVENTS
 | Student Ibtesam A. Speaks at the 2008 New England Benefit Dinner | Student Ibtesam A., a native of Pakistan, spoke at the 24th Annual New England Dinner about the major impact that Facing History has had on his outlook and way of thinking. | Apr 15 2008 |
| Arn Chorn Pond: Everyone Has a Story |
| Jan 1 2008 | |
 | For Roxbury | For Roxbury is a student-produced video that highlights Sarah-Ann Shaw, the first African American female reporter for WBZ-TV in Boston, who fought for fair representation in the media. | Jul 1 2007 |
Facing History is actively used in history, literature,
interdisciplinary, government and specially designed Facing History
electives all over New England. In addition to being incorporated into
K-12 schools, Facing History is also taught in colleges and
universities.
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Directions to the New England Office
