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Lewis & Clark College: Shift to Belonging
Lewis & Clark College: Shift to Belonging
Social Sciences teachers continue to experience increasing political and cultural pressure to reject the inclusion of culturally-responsive and critical curriculum in their pedagogy and classroom teaching. This reality is made even more difficult by the isolation educators often feel when they are not given space to reflect, collaborate, and create with one another.
This creative curriculum course is designed for Oregon Social Sciences teachers who want to refresh their critical and reflective practices and engage in conversation with fellow educators about how to integrate anti-fascism and pro-imagination foundations into their pedagogy and practice.
Click here for more information.
Institute for Humane Education
Institute for Humane Education
SUPPORTING STUDENT-LED ACTION: SOLUTIONARY MICRO-CREDENTIAL COURSE
Inspire your students to engage in deep inquiry and meaningful action!
Next cohort starts July 8, 2026
Are you a classroom educator looking to lead meaningful inquiry-to-action projects or a community educator looking to deepen your impact? Then, this course is perfect for you! The online course meets weekly on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. PST starting July 8 and includes 7 synchronous meetings (July 8, 15, 22, 29 and August 5, 12, and 19), asynchronous activities, and 1:1 coaching sessions. Click here for more information!
OHS 2026 Ethnic Studies Summer Institute
OHS 2026 Ethnic Studies Summer Institute
Presented by OHS, the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, the Oregon Black Pioneers, Oregon Department of Education, the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, and the Portland Art Museum.
Join us for a free two-day educator workshop that will feature opportunities to learn from local organizations, collaborate and lesson plan with fellow educators, and leave with classroom-ready resources for teaching a more complete Oregon history.
The sessions, tailored for grades K–5, 6–8, and 9–12, will introduce resources aligned with the Oregon Social Science Standards, with a focus on Integrated Ethnic Studies, Place-Based Histories, and Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights Education.
Tuesday, July 28 and Wednesday, July 29, 2026, 9am–4pm
Eastern Oregon University
Registration Deadline: Friday, May 29, 2026
REGISTER HERE.
Institute for Curriculum Services
Institute for Curriculum Services
ICS is gearing up for their Summer Institutes, which provide in-depth, standards-supporting aligned learning experiences for educators seeking to deepen their content knowledge and instructional practice. More information is available on our website. We would love to have you join us!
ICS provides these in-depth learning opportunities to educators for free. In addition, participants who complete a Summer Institute will receive a stipend. When registering, you will be required to submit a $50 deposit to secure your place. Upon completion of the Summer Institute, you will receive your deposit along with your stipend.
Stipend for Arab-Israeli Conflict: $225
Stipend for Jewish History: $150
Click here for more information.
Achieving Independence
Achieving Independence
The Symposium on Civic and History Education is hosting the fourth annual conference for social studies educators, Achieving Independence, on the Boise State University campus, June 10th and 11th, 2026!
This year’s conference marks the celebration of the 250th anniversary of our nation’s Declaration of Independence.
The Symposium also includes over 30 breakout sessions, focusing history, government, geography, economics , nd include numerous sessions appropriate for elementary and middle school teachers.
Registration, $50, is available on our website. (See attached flyer.)
Lewis & Clark Teacher Workshop
Lewis & Clark Teacher Workshop
See the image for details. Contact Alisha Hamel at ALISHAHAMEL@GMAIL.COM for more information and/or to register.
PD support for new PF standards
PD support for new PF standards
Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) is dedicated to supporting the rollout of this statewide personal finance program, and as part of this initiative, NGPF is offering $500 stipends to 250 Oregon public high school teachers who complete 20 hours of NGPF's no-cost professional development. More info here.
CLP
CLP
Check out the many opportunities through the Civics Learning Project Professional Development offerings.
AP Mentoring Opportunities
AP Mentoring Opportunities
Details here. Looking for support in AP Gov, APUSH, APWH, AP African American, etc.? There is a cost, but the site has information on waivers.
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