HUMAN RIGHTS @ NCSS 2015

A guide to the sessions and events for Human Rights Educators National Council for the Social Studies 2015 Annual Conference New Orleans, LA

Prepared by the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center http://thedoddcenter.uconn.edu @theDoddCenter

Human Rights @ NCSS 2015

Devoted to the theme of human rights, the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center honors Thomas Dodd's service as Executive Trial Counsel in the International Military Tribunal, the first of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials.

The Thomas J. Dodd Research Center is working to make Connecticut a national model for human rights education in primary and secondary schools. Taking international standards, including the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and UN Declaration on Human Rights Education and Training (2011), as its inspiration and basis, the Dodd Center aims not only at integrating human rights content into classroom curricula, but also at promoting a culture of human rights in our schools, our communities, and around the world.

For more information visit http://thedoddcenter.uconn.edu/k-12-education/

HUMAN RIGHTS EVENTS AND SESSIONS

Friday, November 13

Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Location: Convention Center 226 Title: Education as a Human Right: A University-Wide Approach Description: Human rights are an integral piece to education, but how do we approach human rights at the university level? In this presentation, one university's approach will be explored. Presenters: Adam Jordan, University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA; Lauren Johnson, University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA; James Badger, University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA

Time: 9:00AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center 229 Title: LGBTQ Rights are Human Rights: Socially Responsible Approaches for Teachers Description: Authors of a future special section of Social Education dedicated to LGBTQ issues, highlight critical guidelines for teachers K-12 related to student needs, curriculum integration, media, legal requirements, and religious perspectives. Presenters: Gloria Alter, Social Studies for Social Responsibility, DeKalb, IL; Barbara Cruz, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL; Robert Bailey, State University of New York, Brockport, NY; Diane Johns, Northern Illinois University (retired), DeKalb, IL; J.B. Mayo, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Elizabeth Meyer, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO; Deb Fowler, History UnErased, Inc., Lowell, MA; Miriam Morgenstern, History UnErased, Inc., Lowell, MA; Maria Lewis, Penn State University, State College, PA

Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Location: Convention Center 232 Title: Getting Graphic: Using Graphic Novels to Teach about Human Rights Description: The presentation focuses on strategies for teaching through a critical social justice lens with graphic novels. These strategies promote classroom human rights discussion while meeting the C3 Framework literacy standards. Presenters: Kenneth Carano, Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR; Jeremiah Clabough, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL

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Friday, November 13 (continued)

Time: 10:05PM-10:55PM Location: Convention Center R06 Title: Teaching Human Trafficking Curriculum in High Schools: Does it Work? Description: Human trafficking is a global and domestic issue. This research-based presentation examines the effectiveness of curriculum designed to inform high school students of the issue of modern day slavery. Presenters: Dr. Christina Crenshaw, Baylor University, Waco, TX; Dr. Lakia Scott, Baylor University, Waco, TX

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Murals: An American Celebration of Human Rights Description: Murals offer multiple methods of engaging all students in exploring culture, issues, and struggles of diverse American populations. Online assessment and art interpretation techniques make your classroom an interactive museum. Presenters: Kent Willmann, University of Colorado, Longmont, CO; Doug Williams, Longmont West High, Longmont, CO

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center 2nd Level Hallway (outside Room 207) Title: It's Not Fair!: Kindergarteners Promote the Human Right to Education Description: Learn about how kindergarten students became active global citizens through an arts-based service learning project in their classroom. Through literacy-integrated social studies, students promoted the human right to education. Presenters: Sarah Montgomery, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA; Page Foss, Southdale Elementary, Cedar Falls, IA; Maria Howard, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA; Wendy Miller, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA; Denise Tallakson, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA

Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Our Children are Not for Sale: Preserving Human Rights Description: Slavery is illegal, but exists in the form of human trafficking. Educate students with history and current issues to raise awareness and teach them about ways to counter human oppression. Presenters: Michael Brna, Teaching with Primary Sources at California University of PA, California, PA

Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Human Rights and the Social Studies: Perfect Together Description: Emphasizing human rights study in social studies instruction maximizes opportunities for reflective thought and social participation. Using case studies, the power of human rights to develop active citizens is demonstrated. Presenters: William Fernekes, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ; Jessica Mintz, Bayonne High School, Bayonne, NJ; Mariel Waters, Jefferson Township High School, Oak Ridge, NJ; John Terry, Jefferson Township High School, Oak Ridge, NJ; Anna Major, Bernards Township School District, Basking Ridge, NJ

Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Location: Convention Center 219 Title: Celebrating Human Rights through Meaningful Dis cussion in an Accelerated Classroom Description: Using primary resources, depth and complexity icons, and Socratic seminar, participants will engage in a dialogue- and inquiry-based lesson that will support student engagement while highlighting human rights. Presenters: Lindsey Clewell, Washoe County School District Gifted and Talented Magnet Program, Sparks, NV

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Friday, November 13 (continued)

Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Human Rights & History: Teaching with Comics, Simulations, and Documents Description: Interactive session demonstrating effective methods to engage students in the study of human rights. Includes employing and creating comic books/strips, written debates, webquests, oral histories, and simulations. Handouts provided. Presenters: Melissa Marks, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Greensburg, PA; Ashley Muscarella, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Greensburg, PA; James Gabonay, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Greensburg, PA

Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Location: Convention Center 229 Title: Investigating Potential Human Rights Violations: Violence against African American Males Description: The presentation explores violence against black males in America and whether the violence constitutes human rights violations. Events surrounding Michael Brown, Jordan Davis, Trayvon Martin, and Eric Garner are discussed. Presenters: Amy Samuels, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL; Gregory Samuels, University of Montevallo, Montevallo, AL

Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Location: Convention Center 222 Title: Human Rights through Charlie-France, Criminal Justice, and Children's Rights Description: The presenters, leaders in the field of Human Rights Education, will demonstrate human rights lessons pertaining to the Charlie-France killings, criminal justice issues of fairness, and children's rights. Presenters: Ed O'Brien, Street Law Inc and Univerity of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC; Andrea Cohen, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA; Scott Hirschfeld, UNICEF, New York, NY

Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Location: Convention Center 209 Title: Problematizing Indian Removal for Elementary Students: A Human Rights Investigation Description: Participants will engage in a model elementary think-aloud lesson grounded in a problem- based historical inquiry framework in order to decide if Andrew Jackson was justified in removing Indians to reservations. Presenters: James Howell, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS

Time: 4:25PM- 5:15PM Location: Convention Center R06 Title: Becoming Global Citizens: Student Dialogue with Global Peers on Human Rights Description: This workshop sponsored by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation global schools program introduces teachers to key resources needed for students to engage with their global peers on human rights through technology. Presenters: Kristen Looney, Tony Blair Faith Foundation - Face to Faith, New Haven, CT; Ian Jamison, Tony Blair Faith Foundation, London

Time: 4:25PM- 5:15PM Location: Convention Center 211 Title: Human Rights and the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights in the Interdisciplinary Classroom Description: This session presents the application of human rights education in the development of interdisciplinary units of study between the historical and literary worlds in alignment with state and national standards. Presenters: Christopher Buckley, Darien High School/RFK Human Rights, Darien, CT; Christopher Sparks, East Hartford High School/RFK Human Rights, East Hartford, CT

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Saturday, November 14

Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center 208 Title: The Global Citizen and Human Rights Description: This introduction to Hanvey's Five Dimensions of a global perspective provides participants with an analytic framework for understanding and teaching the complexities of human rights in the global context. Presenters: Andrea Cohen, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA; Greg Hamot, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center 225 Title: Napoleon Bonaparte: A New Age of Human Rights? Description: Napoleon Bonaparte's military exploits are well known, but what about his actions relative to human rights? Napoleon himself will make the case for his positive contributions to European society. Presenters: Mark Schneider, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA

Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Red Carpet Oscars for Student-Made Human Rights Documentaries Description: Napoleon Bonaparte's military exploits are well known, but what about his actions relative to human rights? Napoleon himself will make the case for his positive contributions to European society. Presenters: Allyson Goodin, Pocahontas Junior High School, Pocahontas, AR

Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Location: Convention Center R06 Title: The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights: A Global Exploration Description: Declare your right to know the Declaration of Human Rights! Learn hands-on strategies, including NG Learning's World Cultures/Geography Program ideas, to help students compare and celebrate their human rights. Presenters: Mark Bockenhauer, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI

Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: The Hidden Population: Understanding and Teaching about Displaced Persons Description: Learn methods to make human rights issues resonate with today's learners by following refugees from Nazi tyranny and current global crises. Discuss instructional design strategies using primary sources and performance-tasking. Presenters: Stephen Gibson, A Pass Educational Group, LLC, Farmington, MI; Joanie Schirm, Author, Adventurers Against Their Will (http://joanieschirm.com/), Winter Park, FL

Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Location: Convention Center 225 Title: Competing Visions of Human Rights: Questions for U.S. Foreign Policy Description: What should U.S policy be regarding human rights? Let students decide by analyzing primary sources, evaluating multiple perspectives, and reviewing cases to develop their own view. A C3 Framework-aligned Choices curriculum is provided. Presenters: Mimi Stephens, Choices Program, Brown University, Providence, RI

Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center R06 Title: A Long Walk to Water: Victories, Struggles in Human Rights Description: Guide middle school students into thinking critically about sustainability and human rights with a unit developed from the story of Salva Dut and the book A Long Walk to Water. Presenters: Jennifer Hinkle , Ohio University and Athens City School District, Athens, OH; Tracie Vegh, Ohio University, Athens, OH

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Saturday, November 14 (continued)

Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center 219 Title: Contesting Conquest: Human Rights Struggles in Latin America Description: This session is devoted to developing historical thinking skills through primary and secondary source analysis by examining examples of resistance to diverse forms of conquest from colonialism to the present. Presenters: Ingrid Fey, Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies, Los Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles, CA; Cynthia Gomez, UCLA Latin American Institute, Los Angeles, CA

Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center 227 Title: Boko Haram and ISIS: How Should We Teach Global Terrorism? Description: This co-creation session encourages participation in design thinking to create an inquiry unit for students to examine global terrorism and participate as global citizens in solutions to protect human rights. Presenters: Michael Kopish, Ohio University, Athens, OH

Time: 4:50PM-5:40PM Location: Convention Center 208 Title: What Makes People Bad? Human Rights Violations and Psychology Description: Help students evaluate what has motivated violations of human rights throughout history by examining psychological studies and experiments through the Socratic Seminar discussion model. Presenters: Sarah Brown, Spanish Springs High School, Sparks, NV; Kylie Miller, Spanish Springs High School, Sparks, NV

Sunday, November 15

Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Convention Center R-03 Title: Genocide and Human Rights Education: Fostering Restorative Practices in Schools Description: Learn to teach about genocide and human rights, and promote restorative practices in your school. Participants receive DVD of the award-winning film, "Coexist," about post-genocide Rwanda and restorative practices resources. Presenters: Mishy Lesser, Upstander Project, Boston, MA; Glenn Mitoma, Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, Storrs, CT; Adam Mazo, Upstander Project, Boston, MA

Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Convention Center R-04 Title: Speak Truth To Power: human rights education and advocacy program Description: Speak Truth To Power uses the stories of global human rights defenders to bring human rights learning into the classroom and school and encourage students to become human rights defenders. Presenters: Karen Robinson, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, Solebury, PA

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HUMAN RIGHTS RELATED Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Social Justice: The Power of a Home Visit CITIZENSHIP Presenters: Hadyn Call, Utah State University, Logan, UT Friday, November 13 Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Location: Convention Center 212 Location: Convention Center 219 Title: No More Silence! Encouraging Social Title: Say What? Creating Socially Responsible Responsibility through Difficult Dialogue Citizens in Urban Middle Schools Presenters: Elizabeth Barrow, The University Presenters: Abby Lavery, School District of of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC; Lancaster, Lancaster, PA; Kyle Byler, School Cheryl Bolick, The University of North Carolina District of Lancaster, Lancaster, PA at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC

Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Location: Convention Center 203 Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Navigating Social and Civic Responsibility Title: Putting Values Into Action -- Raising with Students with Special Needs Concerned, Informed, Participative Citizens Presenters: Margit McGuire, Seattle University, Presenters: Junaidah Jaffar, Ministry of Seattle, WA; Bronwyn Cole, University of Education, Singapore -- Character and Western Sydney, Penrith South D.C., ; Bridget Citizenship Education Branch, Singapore Walker, Seattle University, Seattle, WA Time: 2:15PM-3:00PM Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Location: Convention Center 2nd Level Hallway Location: Convention Center 211 (outside Room 207) Title: Using Election Issues to Teach Civic Title: As a Global Citizen I . . . Participation Presenters: Debby Shulsky , University of Presenters: Kamy Akhavan, ProCon.org, Santa Houston Clear Lake, Houston, TX Monica, CA Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center R07 Location: Convention Center R09 Title: Global Citizenship: Curricular Inspiration Title: A Citizenship Test for Graduation? from a Hawaii-Sweden Collaboration Presenters: Diana Hess, Spencer Foundation, Presenters: Leah Anderson, Punahou School, Chicago, IL; Walter Parker, University of Honolulu, HI; Monica Ekman, Viktor Rydbergs Washington, Seattle, WA Skola Vasastan, Stockholm

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Location: Convention Center 2nd Level Hallway Location: Convention Center R06 (outside Room 207) Title: Global Citizenship though Project-Based Title: Sustainability, Social Action, and K-5: Yes Learning We Can! Presenters: Amanda Bush, Norte Vista High Presenters: Joyce Burstein, California State School, Riverside, CA University, Northridge, Northridge, CA

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Capitol Classroom: Creating Legislators, Lobbyists, and Citizens Presenters: Kelsey Cleveland, Stanton Academy/TVW, Yakima, WA; Megan Little , Stanton Academy/TWV, Yakima, WA

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Citizenship - Friday, November 13 Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Location: Convention Center 226 Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Title: Global Awareness in the Classroom: A Location: Convention Center 217 Path to Global Citizenship Title: To Citizenship and Beyond: Historical Presenters: Denise Ames, Center for Global Case Studies Awareness, Albuquerque, NM; Nancy Harmon, Presenters: Margaret Duncan, Henry County Center for Global Awareness, Albuquerque, NM Schools, McDonough, GA; Nina Kendall, Henry County Schools, McDonough, GA; Lisa Citizenship - Saturday, November 14 Henriquez, Henry County Schools, McDonough, GA; Jeff Burns, Henry County Schools, Time: 8:00AM-8:50AM McDonough, GA Location: Convention Center 222 Title: Citizenship Counts: Immigration, Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Naturalization, and Civic Life Location: Convention Center R05 Presenters: Syd Golston, Citizenship Counts, Title: Global Citizen Watchdogs: Using Press Scottsdale, AZ; Alysa Cooper, Executive Director, Freedoms to Track Injustice Citizenship Counts, Philadelphia, PA; Katherine Presenters: Peter Adams, The News Literacy Hansen, Phoenix Union High School District, Project, Bethesda, MD Phoenix, AZ; Alyse Kaufman, Trevor Browne High School, Phoenix, AZ Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Location: Convention Center 224 Time: 8:00AM-8:50AM Title: Empowering a Sense of Civic Location: Convention Center 208 Responsibility in an Emerging World Title: Indigenous Rights: Teaching Global Community Citizenship and Sustainability Presenters: Dawn Blake, Allen High School, Presenters: Denise Woltering Vargas, Tulane Allen, TX; Samantha Fraser, Kathryn Ricker, University, New Orleans, LA; Nicole Means, West River Ridge High School, Woodstock, GA; Feliciana Parish High School, West Feliciana, LA; Jongwoo Han, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Torrence Williams, West Feliciana Parish High School, West Feliciana, LA; Ambrocia Chavez, Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Oxlajuj'Aj, Antigua; Baldomero Chavez, Location: Convention Center 225 Oxlajuj'Aj, Antigua Title: Teaching Civic Responsibility through Simulation Games Time: 8:00AM-8:50AM Presenters: Ching-Fu Lan, Teachers College, Location: Convention Center R06 Columbia University, New York, NY Title: Global Citizens Take Action! Changing the World through Think-Care-Act Projects Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Presenters: Susan Cannon, Episcopal Academy Location: Convention Center R08 & Teach for Peace.org, Newtown Square, PA; Title: Maps and Apps for Glocally Responsible Elizabeth Crawford, University of North Consumerism and Citizenship Carolina Wilmington, Wilmington, NC Presenters: Jason Harshman, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center 211 Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Title: Blurred Lines of Literacy/Social Studies: Location: Convention Center R08 Advancing Students' Global Action Title: Teach for Tomorrow: Global Citizenship Presenters: Kristina Kaljo, University of and the Millennium Development Goals Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI; Tracy Presenters: Jason Harshman, University of McAteer, Waukesha School District, Waukesha, Iowa, Iowa City, IA; Tami Augustine, Ohio State WI University, Columbus, OH; Benjamin VanVleet, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

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Citizenship - Saturday, November 14 Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center R07 Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Title: Promoting Social Responsibility by Location: Convention Center 218 Recognizing Privilege Title: Fostering Global Citizenship with Susan Presenters: Caitlin Kingsley, Colegio Nueva Magoffin's Santa Fe Trail Journal Granada, Bogota Presenters: Jeffery Nokes, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Title: Social Responsibility and Global Location: Convention Center R06 Citizenship in an Age of Extremism Title: Learning to See: Social Responsibility in Presenters: Regine Randall, Southern Images in the Clasroom Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT; Presenters: Lisa Eaker, University of Maryland, Joseph Marangell, East Haven Public Schools, College Park, MD; Margaret Walker, University East Haven, CT of Maryland, College Park, MD Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Promoting Social Responsibility and Title: Turn Your Social Studies Students into Global Citizenry through Student Filmmaking Social Justice Activists, Literately! Presenters: Alicia Wenzel, Western Oregon Presenters: Justin Reese, School District of University, Monmouth, OR; Marcus Wenzel, Lancaster, Lancaster, PA; Lisa Hardwig, School Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR; District of Lancaster, Lancaster, PA Mike Thissell, Central High School, Monmouth, OR Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center 226 Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Title: Creating Global Citizens through Current Location: Convention Center R04 Events and Civil Discourse Title: Upstanders and Bystanders: Investigating Presenters: Hannah Gaither, O'Brien STEM Modern Social Responsibility Using History Academy, Reno, NV Presenters: Peggy Renihan, Florida Joint Center for Citizenship, Orlando, FL; Cherie Arnette, Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM School District of Escambia County, Pensacola, Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B FL; Maureen Carter, School District of Palm Title: Creating Global Citizens and Connections Beach County, West Palm Beach, FL through Student-Based Fundraisers Presenters: Benjamin Strohl, Slidell High Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM School, Slidell, LA Location: Convention Center 228 Title: Celebrating Social Responsibility through Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM the Development of Actively Engaged Students Location: Convention Center 218 Presenters: Janis Adams Kyser, Tennessee Title: Patriots, Heroes, and Engaged Citizens: Center for Civic Learning and Engagement, Helping Students Understand Social Dunlap, TN; Kelly Gibbs, Grundy County Schools, Responsibility Altamont, TN; Lisa Gibbs, Grundy County Presenters: Donna Knoell, Educational Schools, Altamont, TN Consultant and Author, Shawnee Mission, KS Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center 228 Location: Convention Center R08 Title: Celebrating Social Responsibility through Title: Lessons from Hurricane Katrina: Teaching Cinema and Character Education Social Justice through Arts Integration Presenters: Stewart Waters, University of Presenters: Colleen Sears, The College of New Tennessee, Knoxville, TN; William Russell, Jersey, Ewing, NJ University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL; Lauren Schrandt, Caton's Chapel Elementary School, Sevierville, TN

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CIVIL RIGHTS Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center R08 Friday, November 13 Title: Renaissance Change-Makers: Portraits, Power, and the Global Citizen Time: 9:00AM-9:45AM Presenters: Jessica Vander Salm, City and Location: Convention Center 231 Country School, New York, NY; Daniela Gabb, Title: What is the Best Strategy to Fight City and Country School, New York, NY; Jordis Segregation? Rosberg, City and Country School, New York, NY Presenters: Jada Kohlmeier, Auburn University, Auburn, AL Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center 229 Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Title: Geographical Issues in East Asia: Social Location: Convention Center R05 Responsibility and Justice Title: The Berlin Wall Falls! Civil Disobedience Presenters: Joseph Stoltman, Western Michigan in Leipzig Ignites Change! University, Kalamazoo, MI; Jino Kwak, Northeast Presenters: Jacqueline Littlefield, Transatlantic Asian History Foundation, Seoul Outreach Program, Washington, DC; Wood Powell, Transatlantic Outreach Program, Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Washington, DC Location: Convention Center R05 Title: Teaching Social Responsibility through Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Young Adult Literature on South Asia Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Presenters: Emera Bridger Wilson, South Asia Title: Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Center, Syracuse University and SABA Civil Rights: Gordon Parks Committee, Syracuse, NY; Jennifer Burke, Dewitt Presenters: Abigail Walsh, Columbia Community Library and SABA Committee, University, New York, NY Syracuse, NY Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Time: 4:50PM-5:40PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Location: Convention Center R05 Title: Teaching about the Boston Public Schools' Title: Global Citizenship through the Segregation, Desegregation, and Busing Storyteller's Eyes Presenters: Kerry Dunne, Boston Public Presenters: Mark Schulte, Pulitzer Center, Schools, Boston, MA; Natacha Scott, Boston Washington, DC; Amanda Ottaway, Pulitzer Public Schools, Boston, MA; Josue Sakata, Boston Center, Washington, DC Public Schools, Boston, MA

Time: 4:50PM-5:40PM Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Location: Convention Center 225 Location: Convention Center 218 Title: Fighting Injustice: Celebrate Active Social Title: La Lucha Contra El Racismo: Afro-Latin Responsibility with the C3 Framework Civil Rights Movements Presenters: Frederick Isele, Western Illinois Presenters: Christopher Busey, Texas State University, Moline, IL University, San Marcos, TX; Barbara Cruz, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Time: 4:50PM-5:40PM Location: Convention Center R09 Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Title: From Reflection to Action: Developing Location: Convention Center R03 Civic Responsibility and Agency Title: Difference Makers: Jackie Robinson, Presenters: Jill Bass, Mikva Challenge, Chicago, Sports, and the Civil Rights Movement IL; Sarah Sheilds, Facing History and Ourselves, Presenters: Barbara Bernard, SUNY Oneonta, Chicago, IL SUNY Old Westbury, Oneonta, NY, Old Westbury, NY, NY; Vincent Marmorale, NYSCSS Human Rights Committee, Commission for Social Justice Order Sons of Italy, New York City, NY

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Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Location: Convention Center R03 Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Freedom Now: Exploring Multiple Voices Title: Pain, Pride, Power, Possibilities: The of the Civil Rights African American Civil Rights Struggle Movement Presenters: Gale Carter, East Chicago Central Presenters: Brian Schum, Mountain House High High School, East Chicago, IN School, Mountain House, CA Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Time: 4:25PM-5:15PM Location: Convention Center 208 Location: Convention Center 216 Title: Oral History as Inquiry into the Long Civil Title: Civil Rights: More than a Bus and a Dream Rights Movement Presenters: Paul Schneider, University High Presenters: Ann Canning, Waynesburg School, Central Valley School District, Spokane, University, Waynesburg, PA; John Lee, North WA; Kathryn Teske, Central Valley High School, Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC; David Central Valley School District, Spokane, WA Hicks, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA; Barb Kirby, Waynesburg University, Waynesburg, PA; Greg Civil Rights - Saturday, November 14 Giardina, Sacred Heart Elementary School, Pittsburgh, PA Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center 202 Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Title: Exploring Civil Rights and Developing Location: Convention Center 209 Civic Agency: Strategies that Work Title: A C3 Framework Unit: Slavery through Presenters: Anna Romer, Facing History and the Civil Rights Movement Ourselves, Brookline, MA; Sarah Stuart, Facing Presenters: Kimberly Heckart, College HIstory and Ourselves, Memphis, TN Community School DIstrict, Cedar Rapids, IA Time: 2:05PM-3:00PM Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Location: Convention Center 221 Title: Sports: A Struggle for Civil Rights Title: Teaching Native American Civil Rights: Presenters: Danny Mundwiller, Ethan From Plymouth to Alcatraz Shackelford, University of Central Missouri, Presenters: Veronica Villegas, Sinagua Middle Warrensburg, MO School - Flagstaff Unified School District, Flagstaff, AZ; Lee Ann Irby, Mt. Elden Middle Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM School - Flagstaff Unified School District, Location: Convention Center 216 Flagstaff, AZ Title: Celebrating the Civil Rights Movement through Primary Sources Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Presenters: Susan Santoli, University of South Location: Convention Center 216 Alabama, Mobile, AL; Susan Dubose, Elmore Title: Selma: History or Hollywood? Does County Public Schools, Wetumpka, AL Hollywood Accurately Capture the Movement? Presenters: Emily Seward, Central Michigan Civil Rights - Sunday, November 15 University, Mt. Pleasant, MI; Dean Phillips, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI; Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Brandy Bale, Central Michigan University, Mt. Location: Convention Center 209 Pleasant, MI; Ruhl Cook, Central Michigan Title: No Citizen Shall be Denied: The Fight for University, Mt. Pleasant, MI; Scott Roberts, Voting Rights Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI Presenters: Sheila Sundar, The Southern History Project, New Orleans, LA

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Civil Rights - Sunday, November 15 Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Convention Center 217 Location: Convention Center R-06 Title: Uncovering the Omitted Past: Teaching Title: Civil Rights: Means to Envision a Fair and Race-Related Events in U.S. History Just Society Presenters: Christopher Martell, Boston Presenters: Terry Hunt, Power Academic and University, Boston, MA Performing Arts Complex, Jackson, MS Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Gender Imbalance in High School American History Textbooks DISCRIMINATION Presenters: Kay Chick, Penn State Altoona, Altoona, PA; Stacey Corle, Penn State Altoona, Friday, November 13 Altoona, PA

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Time: 4:30PM-5:15PM Location: Convention Center 219 Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Through the Eyes of the Colonized: Title: Transformational Agency in Communities Japanese Imperialism in Korea Facing Environmental Racism Presenters: Jeannie Logan, New Trier High Presenters: Katie Rainge-Briggs, Responsible School, Northfield, IL Indigenous Social Entrepreneurship School, Los Angeles, CA; Katie Briggs, Los Angeles, CA; Katie Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Briggs, Los Angeles, CA Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: The Struggle Is Real: Celebrating Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Women's Rights Location: Convention Center 204 Presenters: Karen Stanish, L&N STEM Title: Teaching about and against Cultural Academy, Knoxville, TN; Amanda Sharp, West Stereotypes High School, Knoxville, TN Presenters: April Newkirk, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA; Michelle Reidel, Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA Location: Convention Center 211 Title: Roundtable on Race in the Social Studies Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Presenters: Shakealia Finley, Clemson Location: Convention Center 221 University, Clemson, SC; Christopher Busey, Title: Teaching about Fred Korematsu and the Texas State University, Austin, TX; LaGarrett Japanese American WWII Internment King, Clemson University, Clemson, SC; Cynthia Presenters: Karen Korematsu, Fred T. Tyson, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH; Korematsu Institute, San Francisco, CA K. Stewart Waters, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN Discrimination - Saturday, November 14

Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center R07 Location: Convention Center R03 Title: The Portrayal of Immigrants in American Title: From the Old to the New Jim Crow Youth Fiction (1880-present) Presenters: Spiro Bolos, New Trier High School, Presenters: Rina Bousalis, Florida Atlantic Winnetka, IL; Thomas Kucharski, Glenbrook University, Boca Raton, FL South High School, Glenview, IL

Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: A Troubling Trend, Segregation of Public Schools in America Today Presenters: Nicholas DelVecchio, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA

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Discrimination - Saturday, November 14

ECONOMIC RIGHTS Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Location: Convention Center 208 Friday, November 13 Title: The Colonized Talk Back: African Perspectives on Colonialism Time: 2:15PM-3:00PM Presenters: Brenda Randolph, Howard Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B University, Washington DC; Barbara Brown, Title: Sustainability: The Importance of Boston University, Boston, MA Intergeneration Equity Presenters: Matthew Knox, Clarion University, Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Clarion, PA Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Racism in America: It's Not Just Black and Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM White Location: Convention Center R08 Presenters: E. Samantha Cheng, Heritage Title: Will We Run out of Water? It's the Wrong Series, Silver Spring, MD; Beth Shevitz, Question! Sherwood High School, Olney, MD; Anastasia Presenters: Princeton Williams, Federal Walsh, Heritage Series, Silver Spring, MD Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas, TX; Stephen Clatyton, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dallas, Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM TX Location: Convention Center 224 Title: Commemorate Social Justice: Economic Rights-Saturday, November 14 Bipartisanship and the ADA! Presenters: Ben Honeycutt, University of Time: 8:00AM-8:50AM Kansas, Lawrence, KS; Joey Franzitta, University Location: Convention Center 225 of Kansas, Lawrence, KS; Chris Fellows, Summit Title: Climate Change and Questions of Justice Lakes Middle School, Lee's Summit, MO; Josh Presenters: Mimi Stephens, Choices Program, Lutz, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS; Julie Brown University, Providence, RI Bergene, Dole Institute of Politics, Lawrence, KS; Tina Ellsworth, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM KS; Joe O'Brien, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B KS Title: Economic Decision Making for a Sustainable Future: A Primer Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Presenters: Jill Beccaris-Pescatore, Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Montgomery County Community College, Blue Title: Confronting Ageism: Take a Walk in Their Bell, PA; Jessica Schocker, Penn State - Berks, Shoes, Literally Reading, PA Presenters: Lindsey Stevenson, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; Elizabeth Washington, Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: Natural Disasters: Helping Students Understand Rescue, Relief, and Reconstruction Discrimination - Sunday, November 15 Presenters: Dean Vesperman, Luther College, Decorah, IA Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Location: Convention Center R-07 Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Title: Two Moms, Two Dads: Marriage Equality Location: Convention Center 227 in Children's Literature Title: Apple, Nike, Gap on Trial! Deliberating the Presenters: Dan Davis, Montclair State Global Sweatshop Paradox University, Montclair, NJ Presenters: Barbara Segnatelli, Severna Park High School - Anne Arundel County Public Schools, Severna Park, MD

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Economic Rights-Saturday, November 14 Time: 3:20PM-4:10PM Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Location: Convention Center R06 Location: Convention Center 227 Title: Repair the World: Judge Jackson, Title: Climate Change: We're Not All Equal Nuremberg, and International Law Presenters: Bill Bigelow, Zinn Education Presenters: Andrew Beiter, Robert H. Jackson Project, Portland, OR Center, Jamestown, NY

Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Time: 4:25PM-5:15PM Location: Convention Center 204 Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: If Germany and the U.S. Tackled Global Title: America Reacts to Human Rights Crises: Development Challenges Together The Armenian Genocide Presenters: Bea Bailey, Clemson University, Presenters: Karen Washington, Watertown Clemson, SC; Julia Shahid, Austin College, High School, Watertown, MA Sherman, TX Genocide - Saturday, November 14 Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Time: 11:15AM-12:05PM Title: Food Deserts to Ebola Outbreaks: The Location: Convention Center 219 Geography of Health Advocacy Title: The Ten Stages of Genocide and the Presenters: Patricia Kay Hanson, Augustus F. Armenian Case Hawkins Community Health Advocates School Presenters: Sara Cohan, The Genocide LAUSD, Los Angeles, CA Education Project, San Francisco, CA

Economic Rights-Sunday, November 15 Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Location: Convention Center 210 Time: 8:00AM-10:00AM Title: Peace through Law: International Location: Convention Center 214 Movement to Prevent Genocide Title: How Will We Feed the World? Presenters: Mary Johnson, Facing History and Presenters: Tim Swinehart, Chris Buehler, Ourselves, Brookline, MA Lincoln High School, Portland, OR

HOLOCAUST

GENOCIDE Friday, November 13

Friday, November 13 Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Time: 11:10AM-12:00PM Title: Bystanders, Collaborators, Liberators, and Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Rescuers: The Holocaust Title: Genocide and the Changing Face of the Presenters: Thomas McNitt, Pope John Paul II Enemy High School, Slidell, LA Presenters: Howard Krug, Rochester City School District, Vanguard Collegiate High Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM School, Rochester, NY Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Title: World War II and Liberation Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Presenters: Carl Arfa, Battle of the Bulge Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Foundation, Boca Raton, FL; Maureen Carter, Title: Watchers of the Sky: Global Citizens School District of Palm Beach County, West Making a Difference Palm Beach, FL Presenters: Mary Johnson, Facing History and Ourselves, Brookline, MA, MA; Adam Strom, Facing History and Ourselves, Brookline, MA; Jennifer Clark, Facing History and Ourselvse, Brookline, MA

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Holocaust - Friday, November 13 Time: 9:05AM-9:55AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Title: Forever Indebted: How Righteous Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Gentiles Saved Jewish Lives Title: New Perspectives on the Faces of the Presenters: Alexandra Elias, Clarion University Holocaust of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA Presenters: Lindsey Clewell, Sparks, NV; Marcia Motter, Reno, NV Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Time: 4:25PM-5:15PM Title: A Likely Alliance: Teaching Holocaust Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B History with your Librarian Title: What Would Adolf Do? The Fuhrerprinzip Presenters: Angela Hartman, Hutto and the Holocaust Independent School District, Hutto, TX Presenters: Jason O'Connor, North Broward Preparatory School, Coconut Creek, FL; Tom W. Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Glaser, Mater Academy Charter High School, Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Hialeah Gardens, FL Title: Teenage Voices during the Holocaust: Beyond Anne Frank and Night Time: 4:30PM-5:15PM Presenters: Angela Hartman, Hutto Location: Convention Center 231 Independent School District, Hutto, TX Title: The Holocaust Institute for Teacher Educators as a Framework for Effective Professional Development in Teacher Education Presenters: Anthony Pellegrino, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA LEGAL RIGHTS Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Location: Convention Center R09 Friday, November 13 Title: Love Thy Neighbor? The Holocaust and Social Responsibility Time: 9:00AM-9:50AM Presenters: Christina Chavarria, United States Location: Convention Center 216 Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC Title: Liberty and Equality: Voting Rights, Women, and the Nineteenth Amendment Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Presenters: Gennie Westbrook, Bill of Rights Location: Convention Center 205 Institute, Arlington, VA Title: Seeking Truth: Deconstructing Nazi Propaganda Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Presenters: Sally Levine, United States Location: Convention Center R04 Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC; Title: Government's Role in Our Lives: Civil Laura Boughton, United States Holocaust Liberties vs. National Security Memorial Museum, Washington, DC Presenters: Brad Fountain, Discovery Education, Clover, SC; Chris Whipple, CCWHIP Holocaust - Saturday, November 14 Productions, Inc., New York, SC

Time: 8:00AM-8:50AM Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Location: Convention Center 215 Location: Convention Center 211 Title: Resistance as Social Responsibility Title: From Omar Khayyaam to Charlie Hebdo: Approach to Teaching the Holocaust Free Speech under Attack Presenters: Kerri Flynn, Washington High Presenters: Khodadad (Khodi) Kaviani, Central School, Washington, MO; Michelle Best, Washington University, Ellensburg, WA Austintown Local School District, Austintown, OH

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Legal Rights - Saturday, November 14 Diversity Education, Asheville, NC; Eric Grant, Buncombe County Schools, Asheville, NC Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Location: Convention Center R09 Time: 2:15PM-3:05PM Title: Freedom in the Balance: First Amendment Location: Convention Center 208 Conflict and Compromise Title: Slavery Project: A Historical Depiction Presenters: Maggie Crawford, Newseum, Using Minecraft and 3D Printing Washington, DC; Liz Ramos, Alta Lorna High Presenters: Shirley Gazsi, AntiquityNOW, New School, Rancho Cucamonga, CA York, NY; Bernard Means, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA; Peter Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Albert, The Hun School, Princeton, NJ Location: Convention Center 217 Title: Applying the Bill of Rights: The Due Time: 5:30PM-6:20PM Process Clause Location: Convention Center 212 Presenters: Gennie Westbrook, Bill of Rights Title: Puzzling Out Missing Pieces: Investigative Institute, Arlington, VA Approaches to Biographies of the Enslaved Presenters: Don Tate, Peachtree Publishers, Time: 3:45PM-4:35PM Austin, TX Location: Convention Center R09 Title: SCOTUS and the Twitter Age: The Re- Slavery - Saturday, November 14 Definition of Civil Liberties Presenters: Benwari Singh, College Board - AP Time: 10:10AM-11:00AM Program, Atlanta, GA; Kimberly Owens, Shaker Location: Convention Center Exhibit Hall B Heights High School, Shaker Heights, OH Title: Eyewitness to History: Madison Washington's Successful Slave Revolt Presenters: Lisa Matherson, The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL; Russell Hammack, SLAVERY Tuscaloosa City Schools - Central High School, Tuscaloosa, AL Friday, November 13 Time: 2:40PM-3:30PM Time: 10:05AM-10:55AM Location: Convention Center 217 Location: Convention Center R03 Title: Defending Slavery: Using Contested Title: Teaching Tolerance through the Perspectives to Teach the Peculiar Institution Buncombe County Slave Deeds Presenters: Mark Pearcy, Rider University, Presenters: Trey Adcock, PhD, UNC Asheville, Lawrenceville, NJ Asheville, NC; Deborah Miles, Center for

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