social studies – Teachers Institute of Philadelphia

World History or White History?: Deconstructing Race in the World History Classroom October 12, 2023

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The Pulse of the Land: Using the Arts to Teach About War October 2, 2024

Hispanic Heritage Month for All: 31 Days of LatinXellence October 21, 2024

World History or White History?: Deconstructing Race in the World History Classroom October 12, 2023

A Geographical Analysis of Sites of African American History in Philadelphia June 15, 2021

How the Humanities and Social Sciences Address Today’s Political Divide June 29, 2021

Henrietta Lacks, HeLa Cells, and Health Inequities: Making Student Research Relevant and Authentic July 8, 2021

Discovering Our Community Assets

Power and the Past: A Philosophical Approach to Historiography

Mapping it Out! November 30, 2021

Police Free City: Writing Emancipatory Visionary Fiction October 21, 2020

Lasting Effects of Slavery January 12, 2021

Lead Town Hall August 7, 2019

Exploring Culture and Storytelling with Fairy Tales October 2, 2019

Making Philosophic Ideas Visible: Connecting the Age of Enlightenment and the French Revolution October 8, 2018

Socratic Philosophy for Kids October 22, 2018

Philosophy in the Social Contract and Forms of Government

Put Yourself Out There: Identity, Genre, and Concert Production in Music Ensemble Performance November 3, 2017

Investigating Religious and Cultural Spending Trends November 13, 2017

The Music of New Orleans and How It Shaped Its Culture November 17, 2017

Have You Ever Told That Story Before? Student Biographers Asking Important Life Questions, Preserving Memories and Writing History August 20, 2017