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Reimagining Latinx Narratives
K-12 LGBTQ+ History Teacher Symposium
Themes in World History: Environmental Transformations and Their Impact
Artforms of Resistance & Literacies of Power
Reading & Writing for Justice: Literacy Series 2024
Themes in World History: Democracy & Power
UCLA Ethnic Studies Specialization Program
Increasing Literacy & Engagement through History-Social Science
Centering Central American History
Sites of Encounter in World History Webinar
Teaching Primary Sources – ArtForms of Resistance
Shifting the Narrative: Black LA
Eastside Stories: The Inland Empire & US History
Reimagining Latinx Heritage Month
Sites of Encounter: Malacca and Ottoman Empire, 1400-1800
Teaching Primary Sources: Youth as Changemakers
Localizing the Narrative: The Inland Empire & US History
Sites of Encounter in the Muslim World – Cairo & Delhi
Youth as Changemakers
Teaching History Conference
Discover Lost LA
Gupta Empire & Srivijava Kingdom, 300-1200
History Makers: Women in American Politics
LGBTQ History: Contextualizing the Stonewall Riots
History Labs: Westward Expansion & California’s Indigenous Populations
History Labs: Family Life & Culture of Enslaved Peoples in Early America
History Labs: Women’s Activism in the US, California, and Los Angeles – Feb. 7
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Themes in World History: Movements in Democracy
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Local Voices: Remembering Stories of Art, Power, & Community
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