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Holocaust
5 Resources to Examine Individual Choices During Kristallnacht
Use these five resources to help students reach a better understanding of Kristallnacht and analyze the choices made by perpetrators, bystanders, and upstanders in a time of crisis.
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Justice & Human Rights
5 Resources to Explore on International Human Rights Day
December 10 is International Human Rights Day. Below are five resources that help make connections between struggles for human rights from history and our own lives today.
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Democracy & Civic Engagement
5 Tips for Civic Dialogue in an Online World
Use these five tips for positive online engagement for yourself and the young people in your life.
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Race in US History
5 Tips for Talking About Race With Children
When my daughter was a baby, we would walk through the basketball court near our apartment building on the way home from the playground. Quite often, we would find a group of young boys shooting hoops. Usually, though not always, the boys were black.
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Race in US History
Civil Rights Movement
5 Ways to Celebrate the 51st Anniversary of the March on Washington
Thursday marks the 51st anniversary of the March on Washington, at which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.
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5 Writing Tips for This Year's Student Essay Contest
Share these five writing tips with your students for the Facing History Together Student Essay Contest.
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Civil Rights Movement
50 Years Later: A Reflection on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Legacy
Journalist Lee A. Daniels recalls his childhood in Boston during the Civil Rights Movement and how Dr. King's message transcended from the southern states, inspiring him to be a part of the movement in his own way.
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6 Classroom Design Hacks for Teachers
As we prepare to return to school this year, knowing how to set the tone for an inclusive, productive classroom environment is essential.
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Holocaust
6 Educator Resources About Democracy at Risk
Six educator resources from Holocaust and Human Behavior that can help your students explore democracy at risk.
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Race in US History
6 Resources That Look at the History and Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education
Nearly 65 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Brown v. Board of Education that separate schools for black and white children were not and could never be equal. As we navigate continuing threats to educational equity in the present, we invite you to learn more about the history of Brown and its legacy through these six resources.
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