Under One Roof: Teaching Immigration and Black History Through the NYC Tenements
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Professional Development Program Type
Professional Development Program Audience
Contact
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646-518-3024
The Tenement Museum’s Under One Roof: Teaching Immigration and Black History through the NYC Tenements will invite middle and high school educators to examine the stories and experiences of immigrant and Black families and communities at two key moments, the Civil War/Reconstruction (1860s - 1870s) and the Ellis Island immigration era (1890s - 1920s). Through guided tours, conversations with leading scholars, and visits to other key NYC historic and cultural sites, participants will identify new ways to relate Black and im/migrant history in their teaching and explore the evolution of legislation that shaped experiences of inclusion, exclusion, and American identity for these and other families and communities.
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Lecturers and Visiting Faculty
Tyler Anbinder; Debbie Ardemendo; Hasia Diner; Nancy Foner; Jennifer Guglielmo; Leslie Harris; Russell Kazal; Tony Michels; Lauren Nechamkin; Irma Watkins-Owens; Peter Wong
Grantee Institution
Funded through the Division of Education Programs