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June 27 - July 1, 2022 (a hybrid institute [...]
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The Turner Family Story
The Turner family’s extraordinary story began in West Africa. [...]
Fall 2020 Workshops: Democracy 20/20
The Vermont Humanities Council's 47th annual Fall Conference takes a [...]
The Turner Family: Building a New Life
Haying on Turner HIll, Grafton, VT, ca. 1925. [...]
From Slavery to Freedom: One Family’s Story
Journey's End. The Turner farm in Grafton, VT. [...]
The Turner Family: Encountering Implicit Bias
Overview Slavery shaped the fundamental beliefs of white Americans [...]
The Turner Family: The Business of Slavery
Overview Slavery was an institution designed to create profit [...]
Challenging our Assumptions about Slavery and Racism in the North: A Google Slides Lesson
This slideshow asks students to consider the definitions of [...]
Teaching and Talking about Race
Talking in the classroom about racial inequity and injustice [...]
Monuments and Memorials: Whose Stories are Being Told?
Historic monuments and markers are in the news for [...]