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What can you do when hate spreads in your community? This lesson builds off the four-minute New York Times Op-Doc narrated by Katherine Oung, an 11th...
During periods of mass migration, newcomers have often been met with skepticism and distrust. This lesson uses anti-immigrant political cartoons that...
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2018Too often young people feel civically disempowered, unable to make a difference. This lesson addresses this challenge while reinforcing the habits...
This lesson uses primary sources, letters from the Jewish Daily Forward's early 20th-century advice column called the Bintel Brief, to explore...
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2019Check out this handout to help learn methods of culturally responsive teaching! While many educators understand the value of creating a culturally...
This short documentary-style video provides a succinct introduction to the history of Jewish immigration to the United States in the late 19th and...
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2020Migration has been part and parcel of the human experience, and while it ebbs and flows, it is ubiquitous. As we have seen throughout history, in...
What were American attitudes toward accepting child refugees who were fleeing Nazi terror in the 1930s? What role did the Wagner-Rogers Bill (1939)...
Join Adam Strom, Director of Re-Imagining Migration and Lesly Culp, Head of Programs at the USC Shoah Foundation--The Institute for Digital History...
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2020This list of suggestions was developed by Re-imagining Migration and Dr. Maryam Kia-Keating from the University of California, Santa Barbara