How does this moment of turbulent social change relate to us, as educators?
The Teacher Solidarity Study Group is a place for adult educators to learn about and reflect on United States history. We aim to understand how history can help guide our support of students and influence our roles as teachers and change makers in this moment.
Join us for community, learning, and reflection on how history can give us and our students courage to work towards a more just and equitable future.
Some things to know about the group
We will read selected chapters from A Young People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn along with other short readings
We will send out copies of the readings before meetings
We will meet quarterly
Our faciliator is Jane Rothschild
You don’t need to commit to the whole year to attend - register now and join the meetings when you can
Register once and get invites for all four meetings
Free for Community Literacy Members
$15 for everyone else (fee waivers available)
The Teacher Solidarity Study Group is an intitative of the Community Literacy program at Literacy Works.
Questions or comments? Reach out to Keighty (they/them) keighty@litworks.org