Across the Americas for Native American Heritage Month
Posted on November 07, 2023
This Native American Heritage Month, why not celebrate voices from across the Americas?
Campus in the New York Times!
Posted on November 02, 2023
A “Kriol Soldier” Celebrates Afro-Caribbean Heritage
Posted on October 24, 2023
With its evocative first line, “Kriol is both my window and my door” (“Krioul dah mai winda an mai duo tugeda”), Emiliana Bernard-Stephenson’s “Kriol Soldier” draws the reader into a celebration of a language that has sometimes been marginalized.
4 Migration Stories for Meaningful Social Studies Learning
Posted on October 12, 2023
“A part of every society is invisible, human beings of flesh and blood who live before our eyes and yet . . . we refuse to see them.”
—Amir Ahmadi Arian, “A Year Among the Boat People, My People”
With all the content to cover in a typical social studies class, why might we also look at adding literature to the reading list?
"Seeing" Translation
Posted on September 25, 2023
With International Translation Day coming up on September 30th, we're revisiting this roundup of resources on teaching translated literature. Read on for a list of articles, interviews, and activities to get your students thinking about translation! —Eds.