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Los Angeles

Opened in 1994, our Los Angeles office provides professional development and resources to more than 6,338 area educators; reaching 439,900 students in 1,115 public, religious, and independent schools throughout Southern California.

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In Southern California, there are an increasing number of schools that recognize the impact Facing History can make when the program is implemented in an in-depth way, either by using it in multiple grades or in yearlong courses.

The space for Southern California teachers to connect, share ideas, and learn from those already implementing Facing History in their classrooms.

See Participating Schools

Whether it's whole-school or one teacher, these schools are incorporating Facing History content into their curriculum, units, or courses.

Attend the Wonder Film Screening

Support our local efforts and catch a sneak peek at the upcoming film, Wonder.

A Back-to-School Message for Southern California Schools

 

News and Announcements

A Message from Roger Brooks: Exciting New Resources for the New School Year
August 29, 2018

As students are returning to school at a challenging time in our democracy. At Facing History and Ourselves, we share an unwavering commitment to values that promote reflective and safe learning experiences, anti-bigotry principles, and a student-centered learning process. Read more about our new products that reflect those values.

   
Message from Roger Brooks: Teaching About Charlottesville
August 14, 2017

Resources to help educators manage the difficult conversations around the bigotry and hatred demonstrated by white supremacists and neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, VA.

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Videos

Get to know our work through stories told by teachers, students, scholars, and partnering organizations.

We are Our Brother's Keeper: Principal Jose Navarro

Jose Navarro speaks at the 2011 Los Angeles Facing History Benefit Dinner.
Combining Jewish Tradition with Science: Kathy Reynolds

Kathy Reynolds describes the project for which she won a Margot Stern Strom Award.

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Facing History, Los Angeles Advisory Board

Carrie Richman, Chair

Charlene Achki-Repko
Colette Bablon Ament
Jordan Bahat
Mitra Best
Joanne G. Blum
Aaron Cohen
Pamela Rubin Cohen
William D. Feldman
Susan Friedman
Jane S. Herzog
Andrea Iloulian
Andrew T. Kugler
Eunice Lee
Rita Lurie
Jake Neuberg
Andrew S. Pauly
Dr. Terrence Roberts
MyKhanh Shelton
Florence Sloan
Jesse Stern
Dave Stohl
Margaret Stohl
Karen Sulzberger
Adam Weiss
Janice White
Mandy Adams Wolf

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Los Angeles, CA 90017
United States

213-202-2811

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