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Discover Tennessee History will offer a seven-part webinar series for the 2022-2023 school year. Each month one of our partner organizations will offer a one-hour session exploring topics in Tennessee history with related primary ...
Following a broad survey of the religious landscape of the United States, past and present, we will consider major forces of change on the horizon, especially the rapid rise of ...
As the United States seems to be growing more disconnected from reality, with conspiracy theories and falsehoods driving our politics, some Americans yearn to return to a time when everyone ...
This workshop is designed for faculty and staff who grapple with a conundrum: How to teach the difficult racial history of the United States without inflicting damage in the present. ...
The Reference Access and Outreach Teaching with Primary Sources Committee of SAA (SAA RAO-TPS) will meet for this month’s Article Discussion Group on Thursday, April 20th at 3pm EST. We ...
REGISTER HERE This webinar will provide an entry point into teaching U.S. immigration history for K-12 educators using primary sources. Within the hour, participants learn where to find grade-appropriate primary ...
The website Opening the Multilingual Archive of Australia is a virtual archive that connects sources from public and private collections of non-English language materials on Australian history. Going behind the ...
Where does research end and creative imagination begin? How might teaching archival literacies to students also involve understanding poetry and storytelling? And how might empowering students to produce original work ...
Join us for an inspiring session where historian and professor Rebecca Jo Plant and student researcher Cayla Regas shed light on the importance of primary sources in studying women’s history ...
This workshop considers the challenges Black researchers face when consulting with reference services in archives. Participants will learn to think critically about their positionality and their current approaches to providing ...
Join the McGill Libraries and Dot Porter of the University of Pennsylvania's Schoenberg institute for Manuscript Studies for a special joint session of Coffee with a Codex. Please note, this ...