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“Historical Content and Curriculum Development”
With my extensive background in American History, I have facilitated dozens of workshops and offered lectures to a variety of groups, catering especially to their unique interests and needs. I have designed workshops for community groups, secondary level and university settings, and elderly care facilities.
I can help you design the perfect workshop, or I can design/facilitate it for you. My areas of expertise include a number of important areas, primarily related to U.S. History, African-American History, race, and gender. I am also available to help you design curriculum around these and many other history-related issues, while making relevant connections to the present.
I’ve offered numerous workshops over the years, including (but not limited to):
“The History of Blackface”
“The Fight for the 19th Amendment”
“Votes for Women: Black Women and the Suffrage Movement”
“Women in the Civil Rights Movement”
“Sexual Harassment and the Silencing of Black Women in History:”
“Gender 101: Tools and Trends for ‘Gender Conscious’ Scholarship”
“The History of Race and Education”
“The Long Civil Rights Movement,” America in the ‘60s”
“A People on the Move: The Great Migration in American History”
“Writing Workshops”
I have experience working with diverse groups—students preparing college essays, graduate students, and postgraduates preparing their first publishable manuscripts.
With my passion for writing and my vast editorial experience, I can facilitate and/or help you design a workshop that caters to writers who are looking for extra assistance with their varying projects. Whether the intended audience comprises academics or business professionals, I can offer a workshops that covers the fundamentals of grammar (which we can all use), structure and organization (including thesis development), as well as research and content.
“Great lecture on the continuity between Antebellum/Civil War/Reconstruction era and the 1940s-60s progression of the Civil Rights Movement!”
“I enjoyed the discussion of the role of women in the Civil Rights Movement”