Learning & Events
Our on-demand resources are made possible by the Hammer Family Foundation.
Supporting Civil Discourse in Schools
Discover our array of resources, including guides and on-demand professional learning opportunities, to foster effective and meaningful dialogue across differences.
A Society in Transition: The Fragility of Democracy and the Weimar Republic
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Teaching Japanese American Incarceration During WWII: A US History Workshop
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This one-day workshop prepares NY-area educators to teach about WWII and Japanese American Incarceration through the study of a C3-style inquiry. This event will be held in-person.
Untold Stories: The Fight for Rights and Inclusion in Canadian Schooling
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Join us at the British Columbia Social Studies Teacher Association 2025 Conference. This event will be held in-person.
Teaching US History with Facing History
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Teaching the Reconstruction Era Online Workshop
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Echoes of the Holocaust: Untold Stories of Wartime North Africa
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Resisting Hatred: Lessons from the Murder of Emmett Till and Japanese American Incarceration
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Explore the history and legacy of both the murder of Emmett Till and the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. This event will be held in-person.
Brave Classrooms: Taking on Antisemitism in Schools
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Angel Island Immigration Station: A US History Inquiry
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This workshop explores themes of exclusion and membership, featuring our new Angel Island Immigration Station inquiry. This event will be held in-person.
Teaching Holocaust and Human Behavior Online Workshop
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Teaching with Facing History Learning Experiences
Learn how versatile learning experiences and creative journal prompts can be used with any book to foster intellectual curiosity, ethical thinking, and emotional connection.
