Whether it’s a podcast, video, lesson, activity, or an entire curriculum, we have a variety of resources to help you and your students celebrate Women’s History Month this year. We've assembled a small sampling in this playlist. How are you and your students celebrating? Who are the women from history and in your community who have worked to create a better world for all of us? What are the civic virtues they have embodied in their lives that we can all emulate? We hope to hear from you!
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What were Abraham Lincoln’s views on race and freedom and equality for Black Americans? In this episode of Scholar Talks, Jon White, associate professor of American Studies at Christopher Newport University and prize-winning historian and author, joins BRI Senior Teaching Fellow Tony Williams to discuss his two books, A House Built by Slaves: African American Visitors to the Lincoln White House and To Address You as My Friend: African Americans’ Letters to Abraham Lincoln.
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On February 24, Russia shocked the world when it launched an invasion into Ukraine. Policy makers have scrambled to decide how the United States and its allies should respond to this event. There have been debates over the numerous options that the United States should take. What do your students think? Should the United States increase military aid to Ukraine? The students with the two best answers will each win an Amazon gift card, BRI swag, and be entered for a chance to win $1,000. |
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