How to Bring an Ethnic Studies Lens to Your Elementary Classroom!Event Description:
If you have ever been curious about ethnic studies and how to bring in more social justice and people of color stories and histories into your elementary classroom,
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.
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 Project, UCI Dep
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.
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.
Breaking Down the Walls of Segregation: Mexican American Grassroots Politics and Civil Rights in Orange County, California In 2024, California passed AB 1805 which
Integrated Action Civics - Embedding Support for Student Civic Engagement Throughout the CurriculumEvent Description: Learn about the Integrated Action Civics Project (IACP) that fosters justice-
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.
