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​Gender Matters: A Globally Focused Professional Development Workshop for Educators

3/14/2019

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The Global Studies Outreach Committee at Harvard University is now accepting applications for our 2019 summer workshop for K-14 educators. The theme for our 2019 summer teacher workshop is “Gender Matters.”  
 
This four-day workshop will take place on Harvard’s Cambridge campus from August 5-8, 2019. It is intended for middle, high school and community college educators, primarily focusing on those that teach humanities and social sciences but open to teachers of all subjects.
 
The workshop will feature presentations by scholars and experts on global questions of gender identity and gender equity. Participating educators will have the opportunity to wrestle with these questions as a learning community and explore ways to bring these questions, conversations and newly shared resources into their classrooms.  
 
The cost of participating in the workshop is $75. Although funds are not available to cover costs related to travel or accommodation, breakfast and lunch are served daily during the workshop.
 
Workshop Applications are due April 5, 2019. For more information on the workshop, including the guiding questions that provide the framework for the content, please visit our website.
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