Black History Nerds Saturday school is our monthly professional development series for pre-K-12 school teachers and others interested in learning more about Black history and race. These one-hour sessions aim to help develop Black history content pedagogical knowledge. Professional development credits are possible.
A Love Letter to Buffalo: #BuffaloSyllabus and Digital Scholarship
J. Coley, Dr. Robert Mays, William Richardson and Tiana U. Wilson
Published January 21, 2023
Hands That Pick Cotton Now Pick Public Officials: Black Women's Geography and the Activism of Fannie Lou Hammer
Dr. Amanda Vickery
Published February 11, 2023
What You Heard? Teaching with Oral Histories of Black America
DR. Arcasia James-Gallaway
Published February 25, 2023
The Underground Railroad, The Black Inner Geek, & The Outer Spaces of Slavery (Afrofuturism)
Dr. Daniel Broyld
From History to Destiny: What Does it Mean to be Black
Dr. Chike Akua
Published February 4, 2023
Why Aren't Black People Allowed to Fear in U.S. History
Brittany Jones
Published February 18, 2023
Social Justice in Historical Context
Dr. Ashley Farmer
April 1, 2023
Saturday, March 4, 2023
Saturday, February 25, 2023
Saturday, February 18, 2023
The Art of Black Teaching
Dr. Jarvis Givens
Published February 5, 2022
Teaching Black History to White People
Dr. Leonard Moore
Published February 19, 2022
Historical Literacy as Racial Literacy
Dr. Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz
Published February 12, 2022
The Hill Project, A Black Studies Curriculum
Dr. Gholdy Muhammad
Published February 26, 2022