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Ben Hurwitz adds his perspective at the RR-CHNM Planning Meeting.

An eighth-grade student taking part in a Teaching American History activity takes a photo at the Mexican Cultural Institute.

Children and Youth in History addresses the critical absence of children and youth in U.S., European, and world history courses.

Screenshot of CHNM on Timeline JS

To plan for the acquisition of a bunch of new office space there was a need to reshuffle the staff to make best use of the office space. So, we ended up making a big foam-core backed map and a set of little models of people to place to work through how to best organize the space. Each of the colors corresponds to different work groups in CHNM. This picture shows those little figures. To make it easier to identify, pink is education, green is public projects, blue is research projects, yellow was…

Center table display at the National Council on Social Studies conference with SWAG for visitors, including CHNM sticky notes, Object of History postcards, CHNM pencils, and World History Matters mugs.