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Neuro-Influencers – This is Your Brain on Social Media
Meet the NeuroInfluencers, Mina (dopamine), Sara (serotonin) and their stressed-out friend Cort (cortisol). Mina is obsessed with their phone, Sara is “Living…
AI Image Tools for Classrooms
This workshop introduces AI image generators and their potential to enhance creativity across subjects, including art, literacy, science, and math. Participants will…
Discovering Frederick Douglass: The Remarkable Life of a National Leader
An exploration of the life of the great American abolitionist, Frederick Douglass, through the journey as an enslaved person to becoming a…
Speak Up! Assembly
Speak Up! uses the percussive dance styles of tap dance, stepping, and body percussion to narrate iconic moments of John Lewis’ legacy….
American Dance: From Africa to Broadway
Two versatile dancers the OKRA Dance Company take you on a cultural tour through three centuries of American history to explore how…
ERACISM: Confronting and Eradicating Racist Imagery
This virtual professional learning program will introduce participants to the history of racism in America. Participants will learn how images are used…
Melodies, Moods, and Movies
Explore the power of music through the lens of movie-making. Students will travel from the silent film era to today’s movie blockbusters…
Tales from Turtle Island
Many Native Americans refer to North America as Turtle Island. Storyteller Rob Aptaker shares traditional Native tales, including Earth on Turtle’s Back…
Folktale Fun
Clever spiders, signifying monkeys, and grinnin’ buzzards are just some of the intriguing characters in Folktale Fun. This interactive program is ideal…
The Ways of the Lenape
Who were the Lenape Native Americans of New Jersey and Pennsylvania? Following years of conversation and relationships with Native people, Rob Aptaker…
Yah-Oh-Way
Yah-Oh-Way means “It is good” in Hopi. This exciting and athletic performance by the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers highlights the depth and complexity…
