At a workshop last week in Austin, our Teacher Fellows explored new ways to bring Revolutionary-era history to life in the classroom.

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Mark America’s 250th anniversary with a new hub for short videos, lessons and activities that showcase the people, ideas and events that shaped the nation’s founding.

Decades of segregation, discrimination and lack of access have led to an alarming disparity: Black children today drown in swimming pools at a rate far higher than that of white children, studies have shown. This lesson has students examine historical examples of segregation and contemporary responses related to Black access to swimming pools. Register for free access.

On Aug. 27, join Retro Report and The New York Historical for the screening of a new short film about the Children’s Discovery Center, a daycare center in the World Trade Center complex. Retro Report’s director of Education, David Olson, will conduct a discussion and Q&A with guest speakers who experienced the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. You will take home free classroom-ready resources from The New York Historical and Retro Report. Light refreshments will be served.