Online event registration for the NYCDOE Social Studies and Civics Department
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Join us for a special History Talks! with NYU Historian, Linda Gordon as she discusses her research on one of the most prominent domestic terrorist organizations in American History, the Ku Klux Klan.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Join us for a special History Talks! with NYU Historian, Kim Phillips-Fein as she discusses her research on the economic crisis in New York City in the 1970s.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Join us for a special History Talks! with renowned Yale Historian, Joanne Freeman as she discusses her research on the early American Republic.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Participants will explore instructional resources and strategies that help students understand the way people resisted, sacrificed and tried to defy oppression in the darkest of times.
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Venue Website: http://mjhnyc.org
Address:This workshop will explore strategies for teaching difficult and controversial topics in the social studies curriculum with a focus on making connections to historical events.
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Venue Website: https://www.911memorial.org/museum
Address:In this afterschool session, elementary teachers explore Brooklyn Historical Society’s exhibit, “Until Everyone Has It Made: Jackie Robinson’s Legacy,” which celebrates the accomplishments of Jackie Robinson on and off the baseball field.
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Venue Website: http://www.brooklynhistory.org/
Address:Learn about the history of the last 100 years of the American presidency from American historian David Greenburg.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Learn about contemporary history through an intersectional lens as eminent historian Deborah Gray White discusses the turn-of-the-millennium America a period of prosperity and relative peace, but also a time of mass protest.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Learn about the conflicts and paradoxes of these decades of disorienting change and mounting unrest, out of which emerged a modern nation whose characteristics resonate with the present day.
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Venue Website: https://www.archives.gov/nyc
Address:Learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.’s connections to New York City from the 1950s through his assassination in 1968. Participants will explore the Museum of the City of New York’s exhibit, King in New York and consider strategies for teaching the Civil Rights Movement to students in all grades.
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Venue Website: http://mcny.org/
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