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American Racial Politics and A Little Town Called Arthington

Pat Mitchell-Keita-Doe 2012

Oh Mother, Pleeeeze Let Me Read That Book! The United States Constitution and Banned Books

Pat Mitchell-Keita-Doe 2011

Music and Social Activism – Introducing American Music and History to Elementary Students Through Protest Songs

Dale Apple 2011

Propaganda, Its History and Techniques, and Its Use by Proslavery and Abolitionist Movements

Lisa Kelly 2010

Settling of the West: Expansion, Emigration, and Extermination

Nancy B. Matlack 2010

Looking at the Black Experience in America Through African American Poetry

Joyce Arnosky 2009

P.O.W.E.R. : Profound. Original. Words. Expressing. Resilience.

Karen L. Brinkley 2009

Philadelphia 1793: Yellow Fever, Race, Medicine and Politics

Mona Kolsky 2009

How Do You Know Anything About the Civil War?

Meagan C. McGowan 2009

Give and Take from the Great Demographic Fact: A Vagarious Look At Commercial Influence over Cultural Exchange in 20th- and 21st-century Philadelphia

Chadd S. Johnson 2008

Science, Science Fiction and American History

Myrtle Bastien 2008

Science Fiction of the Fifties: Reflections of Cold War Themes

Steven Shust 2008

Why Are There Abandoned Factories in My Neighborhood?

Tim Woods 2007

The Harlem Renaissance

Richard P. Holmes 2007

The Life and Work of Dox Thrash: An Expression of Identity

Pamela Toller 2007

The Story of Us: An Urban Fifth Grade Class Creates a Living History Document Through Memoir and Photography

Joyce Arnosky 2007

The Lesson the Piano Teaches: August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson and the African-American Experience It Illuminates

William S. Lewis 2007

Lenni-Lenape (Delaware) Indians’ History, Culture and Food

Nancy Baulis 2006

Slavery in Philadelphia

Stephanie R. Wicks 2006

Could We Learn Peace by Doing a Piece?

Kathryn Long 2006