teachersinthemovement

TIM is an oral history project that explores the roles of teachers in the American civil rights movement.

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Welcome to the official Twitter page for Teachers in the Movement! TIM is a project within @CRPESUVA that explores the roles of teachers during the Civil Rights Movement both inside and outside the classroom.

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UVA's own Professor Blair L.M. Kelley will discuss her award-winning book, Black Folk: The Roots of the Black Working Class. See you there! @UVA_History @WoodsonUVA @AMST_UVA @UVAEdu @uvapress @UVASociology @UvA_Anthro @PoliticsUVA

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Mark your calendars! As part of @Morehouse College's Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture and Conversation Program, Dr. @DerrickPAlridge will be the guest speaker on Jan. 25, 2024. Register here to attend - https://t.co/Mop0ngWOeG

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Listen to this Sept. podcast episode on @unboundedTheLP as @DerrickPAlridge talks about @teachersinthemovment, the teachers’ ideas and pedagogy inside and outside the classroom during the civil rights movement. #blackeducators #CRPES @UVAEdu @WoodsonUVA @UVA_History

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@DerrickPAlridge gives an account of what #CharlottesvilleFreedomSchool means to our scholars and our community #CRPES #EHD #CDF #teachersinthemovement

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Checkout this wonderful piece by @nailasmithon the #CFS in @vinegarhillmag The article covers the history behind #freedomschools across the nation and covers the day and the life of #freedomschoolscholars. Full article in link :https://t.co/f8x42gQaM8

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Mark your calendars! @CRPES will host a spring lecture featuring The Honorable Esther H. Vassar on April 18 from 11:30 a.m. – 1pm. in Bavaro Hall 116 a small reception will follow in the atrium. RSVP by April 10 to save your seat!
https://t.co/70SCaLEm4z

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Special thanks to #UVAalum and Charlottesville resident/educator James Bryant for visiting @DerrickPAlridge Civil Rights & Education class. Mr. Bryant shared about growing up in Charlottesville and returning to Charlottesville to teach
#educator #oralhistory
@UVAEdu @uvahistory

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#MeettheTeam SuLing Trexler joined our team as an undergraduate research assistant for our 2022-23 academic school year! SuLing is a second-year student in the College of Arts and Sciences. Learn more about SuLing https://t.co/AiPJgTCIJa

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Our newsletter is out now! Check out updates on upcoming events, faculty features, the 2023 Educating for Democracy Conference and more! Check out the full newsletter➡️ https://t.co/qhy29XByU6... & Join our mailing list!

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This year we honor the life and #legacy of Mr. John Gaines (1937-2022)and his contributions to education in Charlottesville. View the Teachers In the Movement website for full interview with Mr. Gaines at the link below:
https://t.co/7dyAHJuC3o
@DerrickPAlridge @BEIUrbnTeachers

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Teachers in the Movement is conducting in-person interviews on Fri, Nov 4 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and virtually year-round. To register or learn more: https://t.co/AB3lAbpEBa #HES #History #histed

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Planning to come to #HES2022? Join us for our Oral History Workshop on Nov 3 or Nov 4 in Baltimore, MD. Sign up here: https://t.co/wy519N5xKg. See flyer below for more details. #histed #HES #teachersinthemovement

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#MeettheTeam We are excited to welcome Addison Glenn to our TIM team as an undergraduate research assistant! Addison is a rising fourth-year student pursuing her degree in Youth and Social Innovation(YSI). Learn more about Addison➡️ https://t.co/uM3AyFn1HP

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🚨NEW🚨Teachers in the Movement Podcast is live! In this episode Mr. Edward Newton talks about the influence his mother had on him pursuing a career in education. Listen to the full episode➡️ https://t.co/tW32ofOHZX

The TIM podcast is available on all major streaming platforms!

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Ms. Lillian Carter is one my favorite interviewees in working with the @teachersinthemo project. Check out the latest podcast episode with @DerrickPAlridge, @Jones_Lindsey_E, and me discussing the life and work of Ms. Carter #histed #edhist @UofUEducation @HistEdUSA @HistEdSocUK

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🚨NEW🚨Teachers in the Movement Podcast is now live! From sharing the local newspaper to cooking breakfast for her class, Ms. Lillian Carter was committed to going the extra mile to care for her students. Listen to the full episode➡️ https://t.co/mZP1wWmisJ

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Our team was honored to partner with @UVAEdu's Office of DEI to co-sponsor a seminar as part of UVA's #BlackAlumni Weekend. Thank you to the EHD alumni who participated in our panel discussion, and to all those who attended the seminar!

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A seminar held last week during UVA’s biennial Black Alumni Weekend spotlighted three education leaders and UVA EHD alumni, kicking off a wider effort to build community among the School’s alumni of color. @CRPESUVA @teachersinthemo https://t.co/OU0kB78MU2

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🚨NEW🚨Teachers in the Movement Podcast episode is live! Mrs. Judith Anderson shared her experiences of living in Germany & traveling Europe with the students in her French class. Full episode➡️ https://t.co/04dg291jI3.

#TIMPodcast is available on all major streaming platforms!

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#MeettheTeam We are excited to welcome Hannah Malcolm to our TIM team as an undergraduate research assistant! Hannah is a third-year student at @UVAEdu pursuing a double-major in Youth & Social Innovation and History. Learn more about Hannah➡️ https://t.co/GBX2Bz1gdp

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ICYMI check out my latest article for @JAAHistory examining the creation and development of a Black Studies curriculum at Charlottesville's Lane High School during the late 1960s #edhist #histed @teachersinthemo @CRPESUVA @UofUEducation @HistEdUSA @HistEdSocUK @ISCHE_org