Seton Hill University Awarded Grant from The National Endowment for the Humanities
Narrative 4 partners with Seton Hill University for Grappling with Genocide Summer Institute for high school educators.
Congratulations to our friends at Seton Hill University! Their two-week NEH Summer Institute for high school educators “Grappling with Genocide: Fostering Empathy and Engagement through Text and Image” will be held in 2022.
Participants will explore a range of pedagogical tools, including the Narrative 4 Story Exchange curriculum and the Question Mark/er Project.
Narrative 4 partners with Seton Hill University for Grappling with Genocide Summer Institute for high school educators.
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