Introducing the Inaugural Georgia Circuit
By the People: Georgia Stories of Belonging and Becoming Georgia Humanities is proud to launch The Georgia Circuit, a new statewide speakers bureau celebrating the diverse stories, histories, [...]
Georgia Humanities at the 61st Annual Georgia Council for the Social Studies Conference
Georgia Humanities at the 61st Annual Georgia Council for the Social Studies Conference Georgia Humanities was proud to partner with the Georgia Council for the Social Studies (GCSS) at its […]
PRESS RELEASE: Lithia Springs National History Day Teacher Selected for Silent Heroes Research Program
Lithia Springs National History Day Teacher Selected for Silent Heroes Research Program LITHIA SPRINGS—Stephanie Carr, AP US History and AP American Government teacher at Lithia Springs High [...]
Interview with Stephanie Carr, National History Day Georgia Educator Selected for Researching Silent Heroes Program
Interview with Stephanie Carr, National History Day Georgia Educator Selected for Researching Silent Heroes Program Stephanie Carr, AP US History and AP American Government teacher at Lithia [...]
PRESS RELEASE: National History Day Georgia Students Excel at National Contest
National History Day Georgia Students Excel at National Contest Georgia Humanities Celebrates Student Achievement and Calls for Support for Humanities Education ATLANTA—At a time when civic [...]
Remembering educator Susie Wheeler
By Jamil Zainaldin Between 1917 and 1932, some 5,000 lovingly designed and constructed Rosenwald Schools were built for rural African American children throughout the South [see “Bearing [...]
Bearing witness: the Rosenwald Schools
By Jamil Zainaldin By 1917 the Reconstruction that was to have secured freedom and equal opportunity for 4.5 million former slaves in the South had vanished. In its place was […]
