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NCHE, ACHE’s parent organization, is hosting FREE WEBINARS in April and May! See below for more information and links to register for the webinars.

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April2024
Navigating Transatlantic Networks: Insights into Human Historywith Jorge Felipe-Gonzalez of University of Texas, at San Antonio
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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April2024
Using Picture Books and Primary Sources in the Social Studies Classroomwith Tom Bober of Clayton School District
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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April2024
The Life and Times of Ida B. WellsAuthor Chat with Michelle Duster
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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April2024
Revolutionary Women: Unveiling Their Stories Leading up to and During the American Revolutionwith Molly DePippo of New-York Historical Society
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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May2024
On The Edges of Empire; Women in Colonial St. Louiswith Amanda Clark, Public Historian of St. Louis History
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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May2024
Lucy, Ricky, and Devi: Family Sitcoms and Cultural Representationwith Dr. Meensarani Linde Murugan
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here
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May2024
The Politics of Slavery and Freedom in Philadelphia, 1820-1850Author Chat with Elliott Drago
4:30 PM AZ TimeRegister here

NCHE, ACHE’s parent organization, has launched a new online community dedicated to social studies professionals: Social Studies Network.

What is Social Studies Network?

Social Studies Network is a unique platform that combines a weekly newsletter and website, brought to you by NCHE and Aggregage. It is designed to aggregate and curate the most valuable and relevant articles, research studies, and thought-leadership blogs from hundreds of leading sources across the vast disciplines of social studies.

Why should you check it out?

We understand that your time is precious. Social Studies Network simplifies your access to essential content, bringing you articles and studies on topics that matter most to social studies professionals. Leveraging advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence, the platform ensures a personalized experience, tailoring content to your specific interests and needs.

What do you need to do?

Getting started is easy! Simply visit Social Studies Network to sign up and start receiving your customized newsletter. This is your opportunity to join a vibrant community of social studies educators and professionals, all dedicated to enhancing their practice and understanding.