Our online professional development opportunities for educators from across the world invigorate their classrooms with new, practical teaching strategies and introduce them to a network of colleagues online. Participants can earn graduate credits (optional) and gain access to Facing History's free lending library and online educator resources. APPLY NOW HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR ONLINE SEMINAR (Oct. 14 - Dec. 15): The twentieth century—one of the most murderous centuries in history—will forever be marked by the Nazis’ attempt to murder the Jews of Europe. In no other history are the steps that resulted in genocide so carefully documented, not only by the victims, but also by perpetrators and bystanders. The events that led to the Holocaust raise profound moral questions about the consequences of our actions and our beliefs, and how we make distinctions between right and wrong, good and evil. While the Holocaust was unique, the questions remain universal. This online seminar includes a conference call with a Holocaust survivor. Graduate credits are available. Apply now. CHOICES IN LITTLE ROCK ONLINE SEMINAR (Oct. 7 - Nov. 24): Choices in Little Rock is a rich and engaging exploration of the 1957 desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. The seminar traces the legal and personal struggles of African Americans from Jim Crow America through the landmark Supreme Court decision on Brown v. Board of Education, and ultimately, to the courageous actions of nine young men and women determined to make desegregation a reality. Their efforts would lead to a crisis that historian Taylor Branch once described as "the most severe test of the Constitution since the Civil War." Apply now. APPLY TODAY TO OUR FALL ONLINE SEMINARS Please forward this message to your friends and colleagues who may be interested in Facing History's online seminars.
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