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Engage with scholars and professional learning specialists to explore developing curriculum and resources which support classroom-based human rights and genocide studies learning.

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We are partnering with the Sacramento and Placer County Offices of Education to take our CLIC Capital Region Community of Practice virtual for the 2020-2021 school year. We are excited to offer a series of sessions that aim to:

Join UC Berkeley History Social Science Project's teacher leader Brianna Padilla share her approach to social justice in her Kindergarten classroom. Teachers will find her resources and philosophy applicable in all grades!

Join us this summer for our Teaching with Primary Sources Workshop: Teaching the FAIR Act (LGBT and Disability History). 

Join us for our first session where we will discuss what it means to be civically-empowered people and share current challenges, resources, and goals in breakout groups.

Join us for a online discussion of using technology to foster deep historical thinking among students. To register visit https://bit.ly/HSSOnlineCollab2Reg 

Our UCB, UCD, and UCSC sites of the California History-Social Science Project honor and value Black lives and stand with Black Lives Matter.

The UCD History Project is establishing four different collaborative groups for educators to support each other by sharing resources and discussing challenges of teaching during this pandemic and beyond. 

The UCD History Project is establishing four different collaborative groups for educators to support each other by sharing resources and discussing challenges of teaching during this pandemic and beyond.