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2012
- 2012 Teaching for Change Staff Favorites
- Independent Publishers Take Lead on Latino Literature
- Teach the Beat: Go Go in DC
- Lawrence Guyot, ¡Presente!
- Testifying Against D.C. Public School Closures
- Sarah Markes Visiting to Discuss and Sign New Book, Street Level
- “Mix It Up at Lunch Day” – Has Your School Signed Up?
- Pearson Erases Paul Robeson from History: Students Write 100 Letters to Challenge Omission
- Baseball News Based on Biased Math
- DC Area Federal Employee? If Yes, Select TFC on the CFC!
- State Out of the Union: Teaching for Change Hosts Jeff Biggers
- Join Us at “A is for Anansi: A Conference on Children’s Literature”
- Planet Maud Vintage & Co. Trunk Show Benefiting Teaching for Change
- Two Chances to Learn About Award Winning Latino Children’s Literature
- Teaching for Change Pioneers Latino Parent Leadership Training in D.C.
- Can You Name a Central American Author or Historical Figure?
- Working Together: Parents and Principal Start the Year with a Critical Dialogue
- Thank You, Summer Interns and Volunteers!
- Teachers Connect with Families, Neighborhood During Community Walks
- Teaching for Change Offers Dynamic Training for DCPS Head Start
- Race & Education: An A.C.T.O.R. Discussion
- Dangerous Legal Status Precedent Averted
- Happy Birthday Enid Lee
- Allyson Criner Brown Selected for Fellowship
- Honor Chuck Brown’s Legacy: Teach the Beat
- The Go-Go Beat in Washington D.C.: Developing Classroom Lessons
- Thank You for Joining the Teaching Out LOUD Campaign
- Sasha Reuther Shares New Labor Film with Students
- Capturing Stories, Honoring Teachers
- Tellin’ Stories Evaluation Shows Promising Early Results
- Bringing Parents Back to the Table
- Stand Against High-Stakes Testing
- Teaching About Trayvon Martin with Young Children
- Risks and Rewards of Teaching for Democracy: Activism in the Classroom
- Black History Is U.S. History: Ask Us About Freedom Schools
- What Kids Aren’t Learning: Speaker Bios
- What Kids Aren’t Learning: History Under Attack and Why It Matters
- Focus-In! Film and Teaching for Change Present: Precious Knowledge
- John Nichols on Anniversary of Wisconsin Uprising
- Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock
2011
- Turning the Tables on Parent-Teacher Meetings
- Responses to CityPaper Article About D.C. Bookstore
- History Steps Out of the Photograph: John Carlos Speaks to Students
- Melissa Harris-Perry on Sister Citizen
- History After Hours at the African American Civil War Museum
- Rita Dove Shares Stage, Advice, and 20th Century Poetry with the DC Youth Slam Team
- América Calderón Selected to National Committee for the Américas Book Award
- Race and Africa in Ranger Rick Magazine
- Tellin’ Stories Receives Grants for Professional Evaluation
- Missouri Teachers’ Overwhelming Response to Family Engagement Training
- Howard Zinn Room Dedication
- National History Day at Capital City Public Charter School
- Student Assignment: How to Improve Our School and Community
- Afro-Peruvian Musical – Fundraiser for Teaching for Change A Success
- Strengthening Parent Engagement in Two Schools
- Parent Leader Represents Maryland at Education Conference
- Beyond Heroes and Holidays Editor on Panel with Claudette Colvin
- Jenice L. View Interviewed About Black History Month
- Teaching About Haiti
- Expanding and Deepening Parent Engagement at E.L. Haynes Public Charter School
2010
- Exciting Developments in McComb, Mississippi
- Premiere of Dave Zirin’s New Film a Fundraiser for Teaching for Change
- Teaching for Change Featured in Shelf Awareness
- Américas Book Award
- Tull Family Fundraiser Features Judy Richardson
- Teaching Guide on Ellsberg, the Vietnam War and Whistleblowing
- Alicia Horton – Thank You for 13 Years of Leadership
- Edwidge Danticat Fills the House
- Firsthand View of the School Reform Debate in D.C.
- Child of the Civil Rights Movement author Paula Young Shelton in McComb, Miss.
- Mendez v. Westminster: New Book on School Desegregation
- Author James Loewen Sets the Record Straight on Civil War
- Child of the Civil Rights Movement
- Teaching for Change Featured in Front Porch Journal
- NCORE Conference Affirms Race and Ethnicity in Education
- Promises, Promises: Parents Say Its Time to Build Our School
- Teaching About Haiti
2009
- Enid Lee Presents Major Report on Race and Education
- Mississippi Mayor Visits Teaching for Change
- Remembering Dr. Ronald Takaki
- Dr. Patricia Hill Collins on Race, the Media, Schools, and Democratic Possibilities
- Check Out Bob Zellner’s Book – The Wrong Side of Murder Creek
- Parents in Immokalee, Florida Use Tellin’ Stories Approach
- Enid Lee is Multicultural Educator of the Year
