Examining Race & Discrimination: Learning from Oral History to Become Agents of Change

This one­ day workshop addresses how oral histories can be used to inform our thinking about racism and discrimination today

The workshop will center around stories of discrimination as told by Japanese American, Black, and  Muslim people. 

• Teachers will gain strategies, terminology, and frameworks to help lead conversations about rascism
• The workshop connects common core standards with social and emotional learning
• Attendees will receive a $100 stipend and professional development credit is available