Background On “Bloody Sunday,” March 7, 1965, approximately 600 civil rights marchers were violently attacked by state and local law
Lesson Plan: “How Our Global Friends Can Help Us: Don’t Come. Robert Reich
Current Situation in the US: The United States is experiencing significant political tension under the second Trump administration. Recent developments
Lesson Plan: Freedom of Speech in Modern America
‘Rules aren’t clear anymore’: Trump crackdown on student protesters sends shock waves across US universities Recent events have thrust freedom
Lesson Plan: Analyzing Political Misinformation About Canada and Its Implications
Grade Level: High School; Undergraduate or Graduate Students in Political Science, Media Studies, or Communication Objective: Students will critically analyze instances
Lesson Plan: The Danger of Losing the Free Press – Elon Musk’s Unelected Power and Its Global Consequences
Grade Level: High School / College Subject: Social Studies, Civics, Media Literacy Introduction: Why This Lesson Matters Now The attack
Lesson Plan: Five Failures in the Oval Office
Objective Students will analyze and understand the five key failures identified in a recent Oval Office meeting between President Trump,
Lesson Plan: The Free Press and Recent Developments
Objective Students will examine the history of press freedom in the United States, assess its current state, compare it with
Lesson Plan: Analyzing Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood and Its Influence on True Crime Literature
Objectives: Literary Analysis: Examine Capote’s writing style, narrative techniques, and the concept of the “nonfiction novel.” Cultural and Historical Context:
Lesson Plan: Empathy and Activism in Jane Fonda’s SAG Awards
Objective Students will analyze Jane Fonda’s SAG Awards speech to explore how persuasive literary devices, historical allusions, and political commentary
Lesson Plan: The Post (2017) – Press Freedom and Ethical Journalism in the Digital Age
Grade Level: High School (Grades 11-12) / College LevelSubject: History, Civics, Media Studies, English Language Arts Objective: Students will analyze
Lesson Plan: The Impact of the Trump Administration on Employment in the United States
Objective: Educators will explore the multifaceted effects of the Trump administration’s policies on employment across various sectors in the United
Lesson plan; NewsGuard and Analyzing the Impact of Misinformation Spread by Influential Figures
Objective: Students will analyze the impact of misinformation shared by influential figures and evaluate the role of credible sources like
Lesson Plan: Understanding Global Disparities Through “If It Were My Home”
Grade Level: Middle School / High School Subject: Social Studies / Geography / Global Studies Objective: Students will analyze and
Lesson plan: The view from Europe; Analyzing Transatlantic Relations in the Context of President Trump’s Second Term
Objective: Students will critically assess the evolving dynamics between the United States and Europe during President Trump’s second term, focusing
Lesson Plan: Understanding “Rabbit-Proof Fence” and the Stolen Generations
Subject Areas: History, Social Studies, English, Indigenous Studies Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will: Understand the historical
