The DIHLM Summer Institute

Disability and Identity in History, Literature and Media: An online summer institute for K-12 educators, August 1-5, 2022.

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You could be one of the 35 educators invited to attend the @NEHgov and @waynestatecoe summer institute! New teachers, elementary teachers, and librarians are welcome to apply. Submit your application by Mar. 6. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm2022

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Susan L. Gabel teaches courses on inclusive teaching, curriculum and pedagogy. She hopes participants will integrate knowledge about disability and identity into the K-12 humanities curriculum. Register today at https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN.

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One of last summer’s core readings, A Disability History of the United States was the first book to place the experiences of people with disabilities at the center of American history. Author Kim Nielsen speaks on Aug. 4. Apply to attend the institute at https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn.

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Kim Nielsen teaches courses on disability history, eugenics, gender and law. She is the author of Beyond the Miracle Worker: The Remarkable Life of Anne Sullivan Macy and Her Extraordinary Friendship with Helen Keller and The Radical Lives of Helen Keller. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn

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One week left to register for the @NEHgov and @waynestatecoe Disability and Identity in History, Literature and Media summer institute! #Teachers and #librarians are invited to learn how to translate disability and identity into curriculum. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm2022

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One of last summer’s core readings, Representing Disability in an Ableist World is the result of 20 years of research on disability and mass media's representations of disability. Author Beth Haller speaks on Aug. 3. Apply for the institute at https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN #dihlm2022

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Beth Haller has been researching media images of disability since 1991. The author/editor of Byline of Hope: Collected Newspaper and Magazine Writing of Helen Keller and former co-editor of Disability Studies Quarterly, she blogs on disability issues. https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN

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Want to be one of the 35 educators invited to attend the @NEHgov + @waynestatecoe summer institute? Make sure you apply by Mar. 6! Visit https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN. #dihlm2022

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Diana Paulin won an American Society for Theatre Research's Errol Hill Award for Outstanding Scholarship in African American Theatre Studies. She is working on a book entitled Autistic Blackness and a collaborative digital archive, Locating Blackness. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn

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Kathleen Crawford-McKinney teaches and studies global children's literature. She encourages teachers to support students in building bridges across cultures to develop intercultural understanding and global perspectives. https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN #dihlm22

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Two weeks left to register! The @NEHgov Disability and Identity in History, Literature, and Media summer institute for K-12 teachers will be online Aug. 1-5. Apply by Mar. 6. https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN. #dihlm22

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@NEHgov and @waynestatecoe will host a virtual Disability & Identity in History, Literature & Media summer institute for K-12 #teachers Aug 1-5. Have you signed up yet? https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm22

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Aja Reynolds explores the trajectory of Black women's voices as they engage in the concepts around intersectional identity. Reynolds will begin and end the institute by sharing Black feminist perspectives and interactive pedagogies. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn

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The @NEHgov and @waynestatecoe Disability and Identity in History, Literature, and Media summer institute for K-12 teachers will be online Aug. 1-5. Apply by Mar. 6. Learn more and see the 2021 institute participants' projects at https://t.co/bsgBcHnSLV. #dihlm22

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Last summer, Jami Beck designed a 2nd grade lesson plan on I Talk Like A River. When she returned to school, she taught lessons about the book. Review other projects and apply for the @NEHgov 2022 summer institute at https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. The deadline is Mar. 6. #dihlm2022

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@NEHgov and @waynestatecoe will host a virtual Disability & Identity in History, Literature & Media summer institute for K-12 #teachers Aug 1-5. Have you signed up yet? https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm22

[The DIHLM Summer Institute @dihlm2022]

The @NEHgov Disability and Identity in History, Literature, and Media summer institute for K-12 teachers will be held online Aug. 1-5, 2022. Apply by Mar. 1. Learn more and see the 2021 institute participants' projects at https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm22

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@NEHgov and @waynestatecoe to host a virtual Disability & Identity in History, Literature & Media summer institute for K-12 teachers in Aug. Each day, a new scholar will teach participants how to translate disability and identity into curriculum. https://t.co/bsgBcHnkWn. #dihlm22

[The DIHLM Summer Institute @dihlm2022]

The @NEHgov Disability and Identity in History, Literature, and Media summer institute for K-12 teachers will take place online Aug. 1-5, 2022. The application deadline is Mar. 1. Learn more and see projects from 2021 institute participants at https://t.co/bsgBcH5JxN. #dihlm22

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#DIHLM2021 is a little over two weeks away! Are you all set up to attend the #virtual Summer Institute?