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We offer professional development workshops on the subjects of Northern slavery, colonial and New Nation America, and the history of women, both enslaved and free, during the same periods.

Participants walk away with ideas, skills, materials, and knowledge that they can immediately bring into their classrooms. 

Our dynamic approach centers new scholarship, inquiry-based learning, and culturally responsive practices. We have extensive experience working with districts, schools, administrators, educators, and experts in fields including social studies, civics, humanities, English language arts (ELA), digital humanities, and more! CTLE credit is available for New York State teachers and teaching assistants.  

Tailored Opportunities

We offer private teacher workshops and can customize opportunities for your school at any time during the year.

Teacher Webinars

Tuesdays in March @ 7:00PM EST

March 5 – Teaching Slavery Using Primary Sources and Document Based Question (DBQ) Techniques

March 12 – Teaching Slavery and Place Based Learning

March 19 – Teaching the Truth About Colonialism