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HHRC Annual Awards A Big Success!

Our 31st Annual Awards Dinner was a success! Thank you to our supporters and sponsors for a wonderful evening. Here are some photos of the award winners!

HHRC Annual Dinner
HHRC Annual Dinner
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HHRC Offers Teacher Seminars

The Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine will be offering five teacher seminars during July and August at the Michael Klahr Center. Registration is open for the following programs (click on the title or image to RSVP):

Yearning to Breathe Free: The Immigrant Experience in Maine (July 18 - July 19)(Cost: $125)

Cost: $125, includes a copy of New Mainers, 12 contact hours towards recertification, light breakfast, lunch, and snacks all day. Full Tuition Scholarships are available. Who should attend: Current or pre-service K-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers.

The Holocaust and Human Behavior: A Facing History and Ourselves Program (July 9 - July 10)

Cost: $150, includes the latest HHB book from Facing History, 12 contact hours towards recertification, light breakfast, lunch, and snacks all day. Full Tuition Scholarships are available. Who should attend: Current or pre-service 6-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers.

(OPEN) Teaching Tolerance: Social Justice Teaching 101 (July 30)(Cost: Free)

Who should attend: Open to all teachers, including current or pre-service K-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers.

(FULL) Teaching Tolerance: Social Justice Teaching 101 (July 31)(Cost: Free)

Who should attend: Open to all teachers, including current or pre-service K-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers.

(FULL) Teaching Tolerance: The Teaching Tolerance Curriculum (AUGUST 1)(Cost: FREE)

Who should attend: Current or pre-service K-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers only

Slavery in Maine (August 7 - August 8)($100)

Cost: $100, includes two new books on the topic, 12 contact hours towards recertification, light breakfast, lunch, and snacks all day. Full Tuition Scholarships are available. Who should attend: Current or pre-service K-12 ELA/English and Social Studies/History teachers.