Facing History and Ourselves

Resources for Hispanic Heritage Month

Honor National Hispanic Heritage Month with these 5 resources designed to help you and your students celebrate and deepen your understanding of the civic and cultural contributions of Hispanic Americans including many Latinx communities.

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October Teaching for Equity and Justice Workshop

Educators, join us this fall for a two-day workshop to get the context, tools, and strategies you need to adopt our approach to Teaching for Equity & Justice in your school or classroom.

Current Events in Your Classroom

Ready to make meaningful connections between current events & your curriculum? Join us for a free 30-minute webinar introducing our new current events resources including our updated Educator Guide, news-focused Teaching Ideas & adaptable strategies.

New Collection: Teaching Coming of Age

We're excited to launch this new set of resources designed to help you & your students explore the complexity of identity, practice close reading and perspective-taking, and develop a sense of personal and civic agency in your ELA classroom.

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People make choices. Choices make history.

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What We Do

We Support Educators

Teachers can increase student engagement and achievement through Facing History’s innovative approach to civics, social studies, humanities, and language arts education.

We Transform Schools

Our approach to whole-staff professional development, school-wide programming, curriculum sequencing, and more creates school communities committed to issues of ethics, social responsibility, and justice.

We Gather Communities

Facing History convenes community members for meaningful dialogue about today’s most profound and challenging issues. Speakers and topics address what it means to be a citizen in a democratic society and inspire positive change in the world.

How We Do It