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NCHE Webinars

NCHE offers live, interactive professional development webinars FREE of charge through grants from the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program and the U.S. Department of Education. Registered participants will receive primary sources/educational materials as pre-readings. Following the webinar, attendees will receive an email to submit to your administrator to request continuing education credits. Visit NCHE's YouTube Channel to view our previous webinars.

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The National Council for History Education provides professional and intellectual leadership to foster an engaged community committed to the teaching, learning, and appreciation of diverse histories.

National Council for History Education
13940 Cedar Road, #393
University Heights, OH 44118
www.ncheteach.org
nche@nche.net
Phone: 240-888-4105

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NCHE Webinars

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Centering Native Stories in Florida History

Seeing Red: Indigenous Land, American Expansion, and the Political Economy of Plunder in North America

Native Nations and the U.S. Supreme Court

The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams

Call Him Jack: The Story of Jackie Robinson, Black Freedom Fighter

"Open but not yet dedicated": The Lincoln Memorial Dedication

Exploring the Journeys of African American Innovators

This Land Is Their Land: The Wampanoag Indians, Plymouth Colony, and the Troubled History of Thanksgiving

"What are we Fightin' For?": Teaching the Vietnam War through Rock and Roll

How We Became Modern: Industrialization and the First World War

Women and the American Revolution

Lewis and Clark: What's Going on Here?

Not One Inch: America, Russia, and the Making of Post-Cold War Stalemate

A Celebration of Mary McLeod Bethune

Rural Technologies: Rural Electrification and Land Use in the 1930s

Birth Control: Technological Advance and Women's Quest for Reproductive Autonomy

Putting History in its Place: Using GIS to Enhance History Instruction

Talk to the Authors of Real Classrooms Real Teachers

Choices U.S. History Units and the Teaching Hard History American Slavery Framework

Fault Lines: Polarization and Partisanship in America since the 1970s

Revolutionary Discussions: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams Debate

Strong Links, Corrupt Lines: How American Railroads Reshaped the Landscape of the West and the Politics of the East

The Diversity of Our Nation: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

Teaching about the Haitian Revolution in World History

NCHE and SHEG Present: Reading Like a Historian Workshop

An Evening with Sarah Vowell

Empowering Young Learners to Solve the Mysteries of History Through Inquiry

NCHE Live 2021 Presidential Inauguration

“We Are Sick To Get Out of the Solid South”: The Great Migration in Perspective

Teaching Inquiry About Race and Democracy Through Primary Sources (6-12 Event)