The opportunities in this database include opportunities for educators both nationally and internationally that support expert teaching. This database is searchable according to subject, topic, format, cost, and location.
The Hollyhock Fellowship welcomes high school teachers from across the country who are interested in deepening and developing their content-specific instructional practices and creating equitable access and opportunities for all learners in their classrooms.
Applications are now being accepted for the FY 2020 seminars abroad in Argentina, Israel, and Taiwan.
FY 2020 Seminars (see the FY 2020 Application Package for more detailed descriptions of each seminar):
Although it has morphed over time, slavery persists both as a method of economic exploitation and a relationship of domination around the world today. In this workshop, participants will consider the challenges of defining slavery and consider its social, moral, and political reconceptualization
The National Partnership for Educational Access (NPEA) is a membership organization that connects the people, practices, and innovations essential for eliminating barriers to educational access and college and career success for underserved students.
