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Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. King It's considered one of the seminal documents of the Civil Rights Movement, and one of the most significant documents in American history. April 16, 2023, will mark 60 years since Dr. Martin Luther King penned his essay, "Letter from Birmingham Jail." In celebration of Dr. King's birthday this weekend, we recommend
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this unit from our Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness resource as well as a
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mailto:
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email us and we will send you a special BRI curriculum kit!
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Check out our blog for all the latest news and information by, for, and about Bill of Rights Institute's teachers, students, and staff:
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BRI Teacher Council Member Prepares Tomorrow’s Leaders
by Marla James
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Need a Confidence Boost in the Classroom? BRI Is Here to Help!
by Michael Sandstrom
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The Vital Importance of Teaching Civics
by Daniel Helms
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Teaching the Next Generation About Civic Involvement
by Jessica Culver
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Browse the Blog
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Educator SpotlightMeet Catherine McMillin!Part of being an educator is knowing how to connect with and help struggling students. When Catherine Papai-McMillin started helping a struggling student in her classroom, she learned an interesting fact. Their birthdays were only one day apart.
“The year after graduation, he came back to give me a card for my birthday, and he thanked me for believing in him and never giving up on him
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How Do We Teach What It Means to Be an American? | Civic Conversations BRI's Director of Outreach Rachel Davison Humphries hosted a conversation last month with Nichelle Pinkney about teaching the meaning of being an American and BRI's recently revised classroom resource,
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Being an American . You can
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BOE: Bottom of EmailDear John,
Happy New Year from all of us at the Bill of Rights Institute!
We're looking forward to a productive spring 2023 semester with at least one new video released each week
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on our YouTube channel . Please make sure to subscribe for updates.
We also have scheduled a still-growing list of free in-person events across the country including day-long seminars and weekend colloquia in Virginia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee, New Mexico, Illinois, Michigan, North Dakota, and Missouri.
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Check out our events page to find out if we're coming to your area!
Warmly,
Laura Vlk
Director, Educator Engagement
Bill of Rights Institute
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