The Zinn Education Project

Teaching People's History

Zinn Education Project, A collaboration between Rethinking Schools and Teaching for Change | Sep 10, 2020

The Zinn Education Project website offers free, downloadable lessons and articles organized by theme, time period, and grade level. Teaching materials emphasize the role of working people, women, people of color, and organized social movements in shaping history.

Tags: Music title="Europe"> title="North America"> title="United States"> title="Class Activities"> title="Reading Lists"> title="Teaching Guide"> title="African American"> title="Cultural"> title="Disability"> title="Economic"> title="Environmental"> title="Food & Foodways"> title="Labor"> title="Latinx"> title="Legal"> title="Material Culture"> ience-and-technology" title="Medicine, Science, & Technology"> nd-immigration" title="Migration & Immigration"> title="Military"> title="Music"> ican-and-indigenous" title="Native American"> ents-and-protests" title="Peace Movements & Protests"> title="Political"> title="Public"> title="Social"> title="Sports"> title="Urban"> title="Visual Culture"> r-and-sexuality" title="Women, Gender, & Sexuality"> title="1600-1800"> title="1800-1900"> title="1900-1945"> title="1945-Present">

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