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Read Article New Summer Institute!

Join the CHSSP for a week-long summer institute devoted to strengthening civic learning in schools.

Read Article Local Landmarks, Hidden Stories: Paul R. Williams and the Architecture of Belonging a Summer Institute for K-12 Educators

Local Landmarks, Hidden Stories: Paul R.

Read Article The UCBHSSP is excited to invite you to our Third Annual Summer Institute for educators who support Newcomers and Multi-Language Learners in their classrooms.  

Read Article Teaching the Declaration of Independence at 250: Fellows Program 

The Fortifying Liberty's Legacy: Cultivating Informed Citizens through History and Innovation grant program is  hosted by the UCI Teacher Academy in partnership with the UCI History Pr

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June 22-26 2026 Online Summer Institute

Read Article June 16th - June 19th, 2026 - UC Berkeley holds a unique position in the history of Ethnic Studies as a discipline, and for our 4th consecutive summer the university will provide a special opportunity to high school educators who teach this course.  

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Join Area 3 Writing Project Teacher Leaders for a three-day bootcamp where they will work with educators across Sacramento to create effective systems for teaching writing in the classroom.

Read Article Breaking Down the Walls of Segregation: Mexican American Grassroots Politics and Civil Rights in Orange County, California In 2024, California passed AB 1

Read Article Breaking Down the Walls of Segregation: Mexican American Grassroots Politics and Civil Rights in Orange County, California   In 2024, California passed

Read Article Fortifying Liberty's Legacy Spring Seminar: Social Contract and the Declaration of Independence

• When: April 21 4:30-6:00 PST

• Location: UC Irvine Division of Continuing Education Room 2070

Integrated Action Civics - Embedding Support for Student Civic Engagement Throughout the CurriculumEvent Description: Learn about the Integrated Action Civics Project (IACP) that fosters justice-

Read Article Comparing Genocide: Law, Languuage, and Classroom Pracice

Join us for a virtual scholar talk series on comparative genocide focused on how laws and decrees are used to dehumanize groups of people that can lead to genocide.

Artificial Intelligence in the K-12 History Classroom Event Description:Join the UC Berkeley History–Social Science Project (UCBHSSP) for a virtual workshop on March 10, 2026, designed for K–12 history educators exploring the possibilities and challenges of art

Read Article Sites of Encounter: Muslim Cities of the Middle Ages

Across the first half of 2026, the UCLA Islamic Studies Program will offer a series of online lectures aimed at assisting middle and high school history, religious studies, and social studies teachers in teaching a

UC Berkeley History-Social Science Project's Spring 2026 Newcomer Content Modification Workshop Event Description: The UCBHSSP is excited to offer a workshop for educators who support Newcomers and Multi-Language Learners in their classrooms.