Resources for Teachers
"Genocide education is the first step. But to end genocide, we also have to create a generation of activists. The best place to socialize to activism and to model it is in the classroom." - Dr. Ellen Kennedy, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
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Facing History, informed by leading thinkers from the fields of philosophy, religion, and education, is a leader in educating for tolerance and understanding. Facing History highlights education, often overlooked, as a crucial tool for strengthening civil societies. Visit www.facinghistory.org to learn more. |
 The United States Holocaust Memorial Musuem has an extensive education section for teachers and students alike, including curriculum and opportunties to attend in-person trainings. Visit www.ushmm.org for more. |
 The WorldSavvy Global Education Program has a great library of resources for teachers and educators that includes items about Darfur and genocide. Search for keywords such as "Darfur" or "genocide" to see the materials available. http://worldsavvy.org/programs/gep-resource-library.php |
