Federal grant · project grant (b)
National History Day Supplements [georgia Humanities (GH) Requests Funding to Support a Free, Three-day Educator Workshop at the Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta University Center (auc), the World?s Largest Consortium of Hbcus (clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, and Spelman College). the Workshop, Promoted by GH Through Social Studies Leaders in Atlanta, Dekalb County, and Fulton County Public Schools, Will Reach Educators and Students in Underserved Urban Communities in Atlanta and Pre-service Student Educators From Hbcus. Staff From GH, Lagrange College, Auc, Morehouse College, the University System of Georgia/galileo, and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights Will Lead the Workshop. Utilizing Library Resources From the Woodruff Library, Home of the Renown Martin Luther King, JR. Collection, as Well as Many Other Collections Related to the Black Experience and the Civil Rights Movement, Workshop Attendees Will Develop Classroom Activities That Will Be Made Available to Teachers Across Georgia Through National History Day Georgia?s (NHDGA) Webpage.]
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$20,000
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