The Imitation Game (2014) tells the extraordinary story of Alan Turing, the brilliant British mathematician who helped crack Nazi Germany’s
Tag: human rights
Lesotho Is on the Map: A Mini-Campaign on Global Trade, Trump’s Tariffs, and Forgotten Workers
Lesson Plan: Lesotho, Tariffs, and the Human Cost of Protectionism Grade Level: High School (Grades 10–12)Subjects: Social Studies, Economics, Global
Lesson Plan: History, Memory, and Ethics in Contemporary Conflict—A Case Study of Orit Kamir’s Gaza Article
Author Reference (Introduction to the Lesson): Orit Kamir is an Israeli professor of law, renowned for drafting Israel’s sexual harassment
Lesson Plan: “I Used to Think I Loved America” — Analyzing Rhetoric and Language Features in the Writing of John Pavlovitz
About the Author: John Pavlovitz John Pavlovitz is an American pastor, writer, and social justice advocate known for his outspoken
Lesson Plan: Analyzing “Twelve Million Deportations” by Timothy Snyder
I had the pleasure of listening to Timothy David Snyder at an event for Democrats abroad this summer. His insight
Lesson Plan: Understanding the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
Lesson Objective: This lesson plan is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the United Nations General Assembly
Lesson plan; Climate Lawsuits Are On The Rise; A Global Push for Accountability
Sixteen youths brought Montana’s constitution into the courtroom this fall. This constitution grants citizens the right to a clean and
Lesson plan; The Perils of a Second Trump Term
Reading, Comprehension, Discussion, and Debate The United States is facing a critical election in 2024, as former president Donald Trump
Decoding Chomsky: The Enduring Influence of a Pioneering Linguist
Noam Chomsky: The Revolutionary Linguist and Intellectual Noam Chomsky, an eminent American theoretical linguist, cognitive scientist, and philosopher, has left
