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Learning for School Leaders
This Game Is Designed to Teach Empathy. Here's How.
Jackson Westenskow's game, Empathy Builders, innovatively uses cooperative gameplay to teach empathy to young people.
Can These Student Pen Pals Close the Political Divide?
Catherine Epstein is teaching empathy to students by exchanging letters with others across the political divide.
Facing Black History Month in the United States: Why We Need to Break the Norm
Author Tanya Huelett offers her opinion on the importance of Black History Month and provides resources to explore Black History in the classroom.
Red Summer 1919: Remembrance, Education, Action
100 years after the Red Summer, author Wayde Grinstead offers his reflection on this period of racially motivated violence.
15 Books on API Experiences
Facing History recommends 15 books on API Experiences to bring into the classroom.
Echoes of the Holocaust: Jewish Experiences in North Africa
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Virtual
In this event in our Echoes of the Holocaust series, the Jewish Education Program of Facing History and Ourselves will host a conversation with Professor Noam Stillman about the experiences of North African Jews before World War II and the impacts of the Holocaust on Jewish communities of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia.
Books on Genocide, Resistance, and Resilience
Facing History recommends the following titles to expand your awareness of atrocities past and present and to hear from the people who’ve lived them.
In Pursuit of Just Schooling in Canada
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Virtual
Join us for learning and dialogue on the challenges and hopes for just schooling in Canada, drawing lessons from history to shape the future.
Facing History’s School Leaders Summer Institute Returns
Another summer, another space for educational leaders to learn how to create a more equitable school culture—with help from our Teaching for Equity & Justice Reflection Tool.
On George Floyd
Former Facing History CEO Roger Brooks on the need for examining the killing of George Floyd.
Bearing Witness: The Death of George Floyd
We thoughtfully offer our resources to help promote learning and reflection in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder.
