Facing History and Ourselves

Facing America's History of Racial Violence

Guidance for teachers to help students make connections between current events and the long history of racial injustice and violence in the US

Supporting Remote Teaching and Learning

A growing collection of resources for remote learning, community building, and engaging students during this complex moment.

Summer Professional Learning and Support

From one-hour webinars to 4-day seminars, both live and on-demand, find the professional learning opportunity that works best for you.

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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

Innovative Professional Development

Experience exceptional seminars and workshops followed by personalized coaching and support.

Powerful Classroom Resources

Plan a semester-long course, find the perfect lesson plan to teach tomorrow's class, or try out a new teaching strategy.

Unique Pedagogy

Teachers learn to integrate the study of history and literature with ethical decision-making, leading to increased critical thinking, social-emotional learning, historical understanding, and empathy among students.

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