• imagineRio

  Farès el-Dahdah and Alida C. Metcalf | Mar 29, 2021

  The resource is a searchable digital atlas that illustrates the social and urban evolution of Rio de Janeiro, as it existed and as it was imagined.
• Teaching Materials

  Guggenheim Museum | Mar 24, 2021

  The resource offers educator resources that spark historical thinking through art.
• Fairbank and Reichschauer Lantern Slide Collection

  Harvard-Yenching | Mar 12, 2021

  The resource offers historic visual materials developed for John Fairbanks and Edward Rechschauer’s course on East Asian culture in the mid-twentieth century.
• Consolation Prize

  Abby Mullen, Host and Executive Producer | Mar 8, 2021

  The resource is a narrative-style podcast which contextualizes nineteenth-century US diplomatic history through consular roles, responsibilities, and actions.

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• Kingdom, Empire, and Plus Ultra

  History Hub; interviews conducted by Dr. Edward Collins | Mar 4, 2021

  The resource features interviews with experts in Portuguese and Spanish history.
• Italian Peninsula

  Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University | Feb 8, 2021

  The resource contains primary sources on Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City.
• Reading Like a Historian

  Stanford History Group | Jan 22, 2021

  The resource offers a free, downloadable curriculum which engages World History and US History students in historical inquiry.
• American Beginnings

  National Humanities Council | Jan 19, 2021

  This resource offers primary sources thematically organized with notes and discussion questions.
• Historias Podcast

  Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies (SECOLAS). Created and hosted by Steven Hyland, Dustin Walcher, Lily Pearl Balloffet, Carlos Dimas. Also hosted by: Renata Keller, David McLaughlin, Carmen Soliz, Jaclyn Sumner. | Jan 13, 2021

  This source is a weekly program of informed discussion on life in Latin America and Caribbean.

 

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