Unit Title	Author
2020
A History of Philadelphia: Redlining and the Founding Ideals of Democracy	Alexander de Arana
Keywords: democracy, History, Philadelphia, social science
Planting the Seeds of Responsibility and Growing Citizens	Alima McKnight
Keywords: African Americans, change, citizen, citizenship, Government, rights, society, voting
Philadelphia’s Population Change: Using Data Visualization to Understand a Historical Narrative	Andrew Guyon
Keywords: Data visualization, historical narrative, mathematics lesson, Philadelphia history, quantitative data
Exploring Community Local and Global though Primary Documents and Artifacts: Where do I Stand and What Can I Learn from the Past?	Alla Dolderer
Keywords: artifacts, ESL, local community, low proficiency ESL, Philadelphia history, primary documents
Establishing Inclusion and Belonging in a Globalized City	Amanda Fiegel
Keywords: belonging, brain drain, brain waste, care drain, city space, Culture, discrimination, globalization, Identity, immigration, Marxism, public and private spheres, push and pull factors, Social Identity Theory, spatial immobility, structural violence and, xenophobia
Heritage or Renewal: The Impacts of Gentrification	Matthew Menschner
Keywords: gentrification, heritage, local history, Philadelphia Neighborhoods
Studying Mexico City Through Many Layers	Meghan Agnew
Keywords: city systems, Mexico city, Mexico history
Ciudades mexicanas en el pasado y el presente (Mexican Cities in the Past and Present)	Sean Carr
Keywords: colonial Mexico, Mexican cities, Mexican culture, modern MExico, Spanish 2
The City In History: Mastering Essential Research Skills	William Otto
Keywords: computer research, computer science, research skills
Movement on Board for Mathematics Teaching	Vicki Baker
Keywords: Algebra 2, calculus, powerpoint, visual math
Liberated Through Literacy: The African American Pursuit of Equity in Education	Charlette Walker
Keywords: anti-literacy laws, Black educators, Black history, courage, education, ELA, literacy, neo-slavery, Reading, resilience, Slavery, systemic racism
“Free To Be ME”	Charlene Jones
Keywords: abolitionist, bullying, by-stander, campaign, Middle School, Slavery, students, up-standers
Can the New Histories of Slavery Create Compassion In Youth	Donna Butler-Jones
Keywords: African American History, Black History month, Slavery
Welcome to America: Enslaved Diasporic and Indigenous People	Jeri Johnson, M.S. Ed., M.S. School Psychology
Keywords: Afircan American History, American History, indigenous people, Slavery
Slavery: A Tough Lesson to Learn	Margo Pinckney-Wilson
Keywords: diversity, poetry, Slavery
The Slavery Project: Why It All Matters	Nora Karasanyi
Keywords: “Negro Spirituals”, abolition, abolitionist, awakening, bondage, discrimination, emancipation, existence, freedom – spiritual, inequality, justice, kidnapping, memory book, monologue, oppression, physical, proclamation, racism, Reverse Underground Railroad, Slavery, subservient, suffrage, Underground Railroad
Forging A Connection: Releasing the Bondage of Internalized Oppression through Quality Social Studies Instruction	Sondra W. Gonzalez
Keywords: abolitionist, internalized racism. vacant esteem. ever-present anger. racial socialization, Slavery
2019
Keeping the Lead Out: Healthy Hydration at Home and at School	Cristobal Carambo
Keywords: Chemistry, child development, environment, Health, health policies, lead, neurotoxin
Interpreting Data	Nicole Gasser
Keywords: environment, Flint, Health, lead, math literacy, Michigan, Philadelphia Region
Lead: Causes, Effects, and Prevention	Stephanie M Robinson
Keywords: child development, Health, lead, lead paint, lead poisoning, paint