**Update: Workshop full. Waiting list only.**
FREE HERO Center Educator’s Workshop
in partnership with the
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
*Space is limited. Reservations are on a first come, first serve basis and are allotted to active middle and high school teachers.
Facing History and Ourselves
Suggested Upcoming Webinars:
- Effective Teaching Strategies: Teachers Share Their Favorites – May 21, 2019
- Race and Equity in the Context of Jewish Education – May 21, 2019
- Preparing to Teach About World Refugee Day – June 4, 2019
Echoes and Reflections
Suggested Upcoming Webinars
- Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust – May 21, 2019
- The Refugee Crisis: Connecting the Past with Today – May 23, 2019
- Using Art to Teach the Holocaust: Creating Portraits as Testimony – June 5, 2019
- The Life and Legacy of Anne Frank – June 12, 2019
- Creating Context for Teaching Night – June 18, 2019
- Addressing Holocaust Denial and Distortion – June 26, 2019
2018 SCSU Summer Workshops
2018 SCSU Workshop: Legislation Information Part I
2018 SCSU Workshop: Legislation Information Part II
2018 SCSU Workshop: What is Genocide?
2018 SCSU Workshop: Teaching the Bosnian Genocide
2018 SCSU Workshop: Teaching the Armenian Genocide
2018 SCSU Workshop Slides: Teaching Armenian Genocide
2018 SCSU Workshop: Teaching the Rwandan Genocide
2018 SCSU Workshop: Class Lessons
2018 UCONN Summer Workshops
2018 UCONN Workshop: Legislation
2018 UCONN Workshop: Defining Holocaust and Genocide
2018 UCONN Workshop Slides: Defining Genocide and Holocaust
2018 UCONN Workshop: Teaching Pequot War
2018 UCONN Workshop: Class Lessons
2018 WCSU Summer Workshops
2018 WCSU Workshop: Legislation
2018 WCSU Workshop: Why Teach the Holocaust?
2018 WCSU Workshop: Defining Holocaust and Genocide
2018 WCSU Workshop: Teaching Darfur and Rohinga Genocide
2018 WCSU Workshop: Class Lessons
2017 Webinars
2017 WEBCAST: Why Teach the Holocaust?