At Woven Teaching educator workshops, teachers will:

• Learn about human rights-related topics

• Experience a sample lesson

• Discover resources

• Collaboratively outline a unit for use in their classroom, which will:

  • Cover standards, Common Core, and cross-curricular concerns

  • Have a focus on human rights, social responsibility, and global citizenship

• Leave with a ready-to-use lesson and unit plan, as well as requisite topical knowledge and resources for further learning

Upcoming Events

Fighting Apathy with Action: Civic Education Today

Webinar for Educators
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
4:00-5:30pm (Pacific Time) / 7:00-8:30pm (Eastern Time)

Join Re-Imagining Migration and Woven Teaching for a dynamic webinar for educators! In a period of rapid change and upheaval, join us to receive resources for supporting students in taking action to uphold inclusive, democratic values. Help students overcome feelings of apathy and disengagement with strategies and resources from two organizations committed to educating young people about their human rights, their responsibility to each other, and fostering communities where everyone belongs.

Fighting Apathy With Action: Civic Education Today will be an interactive webinar for high school educators. Participants will receive free lessons and materials for teaching some of the most critical issues of the moment: protecting democracy, understanding stories of migration, building civic agency, and creating classroom environments where all students experience a sense of belonging. We will be sharing powerful examples of civic action to fight intolerance, including examples of civically engaged immigrant youth standing up in society and at school, demonstrating how belonging is built through meaningful participation. Register >

Would you like Woven Teaching to bring a workshop to your school or organization? Reach out to us at info@woventeaching.org!