Unit Title	Author
2006
Algebraic Equations	Krishan L Wadhwa
The American Dream Redefined – How the Harlem Renaissance Questioned and Changed the Idea of the American Dream	Laura C. Jacklin
Keywords: History, Literature, maryann dicker, poetry, The Harlem Renaissance
A Celebration of African American Oral Tradition in Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston	Deborah Samuel
Keywords: African American oral traditions, The Harlem Renaissance, Zora Neale Hurston
Poetry and Music of the Harlem Renaissance and Today	Alexandra Volin Avelin
Keywords: African American activists, Alain Locke, poetry, The Harlem Renaissance
The Women of the Harlem Renaissance	Catherine Thornton-Brownlee
Keywords: African American culture, African American literature, The Harlem Renaissance
Women of the Harlem Renaissance	Megan Wapner
Keywords: African American literature, The Harlem Renaissance, women
Hip Hop Renaissance: The Struggle for Self-expression	Russell Kaback
Keywords: African American culture, hip-hop, poetry, The Harlem Renaissance
Philadelphia’s Relationship to the Harlem Renaissance	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: African American History, Harlem Renaissance, New Negro Movement, Philadelphia
Soul to Spirit to Speak to Writers: Poetry and Song	Bonnee L. Breese
Keywords: african american poetry, Black Poets, Harlem Renaissance, poetry, Women poets
The Black Press and the Philadelphia Tribune	Florence B. Oliver
Keywords: advanced placement, African American History, black community, media in our society, Philadelphia Tribune, social science, us history
The Disappearance of Sherwood Forest: The History of Cobbs Creek in Philadelphia	Patricia Blakeney-Whack
Keywords: Cobbs Creek Parkway, Ecology, Environmental Science, pollution, Preserving the Environment, Watershed, West Philadelphia
The Power of a Circle: Zero Waste Matters	Anna Herman
Keywords: bio-building, carbon cycle, circular economy, compost, environmental solutions, food waste, green economy, municipal solid waste, sustainability, sustainable economies, Zero waste
Trash or Treasure? Waste as a Social Construct	Chloe Glynn
Keywords: Art, e-waste, environmental health, food waste, Global waste management, human health, incineration, Isaiah Zagar, municipal solid waste, Philadelphia Magic Gardens, recycling, tires, waste disposal
Let us Breathe Clean Air	David L. Turner
Keywords: " garbage, "Let us Breathe Clean Air, carbon footprint, climate change, glaciers, greener schools., Pepper Middle School, recycle, recycling, Tilden Middle School
Whose Land, For What Purpose	Freda Anderson
Philly Proud: Researching the Cultural History of Philadelphia and How Children See Themselves	Karenin Loinaz
Keywords: Cultural Heritage, Frank Rizzo, Philadelphia, south philadelphia, Southwark
Go Green for a Better Tomorrow	Marie P. Clarke
Keywords: changemakers, Ecology, incinerators, landfill, pollution, recycle, reduce, reuse, solutions, trash
Connecting with our Community: Public Art, Monuments, and Social Justice	Alison Marzuoli
Keywords: Abstract Sculpture, Monuments, Public Art, social justice
Whose Cultural Heritage?	Tia D. Larese
Keywords: Cultural, Digital Learning, diversity, elementary, ELL, English language learners, heritage, Immigrant, Indigenous Voices, Misrepresentation, Monument, Mural, Representation
The Influence of Music Television on Behaviors and Social Identities	Marsha A. Walker