HRE USA NCal Regional Chapter

Human Rights Educators USA, Northern California Region // Follow the national account @HumanRightsEdUS // RT ≠ Endorsement

[Voice of Witness @voiceofwitness]

VOW's new Oral History Cookbook Guide is a useful tool for teachers and students to engage in participatory oral history, providing opportunities to highlight stories within families and communities.

#OralHistory #ELL #SEL #Education

https://t.co/eiTEXHIVW6

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

Job opportunity: Rethinking Schools Executive Director https://t.co/xQxNoTJzfR

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

Learning for Justice: Virtual Open-enrollment Workshops https://t.co/4VuXn45ML5

[Voice of Witness @voiceofwitness]

Free lesson plans available for educators looking to center Indigenous histories, experiences, and perspectives in the classroom.

Check out VOW's How We Go Home: Voices of Indigenous North America curriculum:

https://t.co/hNtp1flfGt

[Voice of Witness @voiceofwitness]

Educators, have you considered adding a Voice of Witness book to next year's curriculum?

Over 5,000 teachers have downloaded our free lesson plans so far!

#EdChat #TeacherTwitter #SEL #OralHistory #LessonPlans

https://t.co/PfJd2a2RZd

[Voice of Witness @voiceofwitness]

VOW’s Ethical Storytelling Principles highlight 7 core tenets prioritizing respect, dignity, empathy, transparency, and collaboration throughout a project.

Check out the new resource:

https://t.co/Qdn01GtEu0

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

HRE USA July Newsletter 📨 - https://t.co/2aTiTC8JYN

#humanrights #humanrightseducation #HRE

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

Universal Human Rights Index (UHRI) https://t.co/QZ04b169m8

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

HRE USA Joins With CivXNow Coalition Members to Support the Civics Secures Democracy Act   https://t.co/chhtY6fUth

[HRE USA NCal Regional Chapter @HREUSANCal]

🌐 https://t.co/BekH3OOgKH
📖 https://t.co/8qkGolAy6A

@USFCA_SOE #BlackEducology

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

Journal of Black Educology https://t.co/NLinNVxCpa

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

Our four-part series "Equity Matters" explores how educators can address inequities to improve access and opportunities for students.

Watch the first webinar where we discuss the importance of empathy in our interactions with students:https://t.co/WGMgxVnwf0

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Launch Event https://t.co/mQUuKGTisl

[National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) @NCSSNetwork]

We're baaaack! Reunite with us and your #socialstudies colleagues for #NCSS2022 on Dec. 2-4, 2022. Network with colleagues new and old at social events, sessions, and historical tours and clinics all throughout Philadelphia, PA. Register today: https://t.co/v3a6bsajZ0

[HRE USA @HumanRightsEdUS]

Using human rights as a tool for social justice https://t.co/ZOmPgoAk5Y

[Amnesty International USA @amnestyusa]

Last day of #Pride, but that doesn't mean we stop fighting for equality, LGBTI rights, and dignity for people whose human rights are being denied.

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

A supremely historic moment!
https://t.co/dk2ueYUMVo

[Elizabeth Hidalgo Reese (Yunpovi) @yunpovi]

This #SCOTUS opinion in Castro Huerta is horrifying and insulting to Indian people and tribes.
I’m shaken.
Every few paragraphs of the majority opinion has another line that dismissively and casually cuts apart tribal independence that Native ancestors gave their lives for.

[IllumiNative @IllumiNative]

This is a pivotal moment for Tribal Nations. The Supreme Court showed today it is willing to cave in the face of a social media campaign launched in order to erode Tribal sovereignty. #SCOTUS has handed over unprecedented power to states. This is just the beginning.