Teaching Against Erasure

The grounding session of Teaching Against Erasure is a 30-minute welcome and reflection. Here we will celebrate your dedication to safe and meaningful education for the students you teach, advise, mentor, … Read More

Why is disability so often left out of the curriculum— and what difference does this make?  How can disability studies engender transformative teaching and learning for all?  In this session … Read More

Recognizing that many New Jersey teachers are hesitant to discuss issues of social justice and current events occurring in many communities, this 90-minute session will discuss and practice how to … Read More

In this two-hour workshop, participants will explore ways of engaging with poetry as historical text and history as poetic text. The workshop will offer ideas on how to work with … Read More

In this 1 hour 30-minute session, we will explore how the Queer Newark Oral History Project is a practical resource for educators implementing the N.J. LGBTQ+ curriculum mandate. Queer Newark’s … Read More

In this two-hour session, we will analyze primary and secondary sources, as well as teaching strategies for including queer Black voices into your World History and World Literature classes, advisory, … Read More