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Teachers Under Fire
A Conversation with Professor Adam Laats​
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 7 - 8 PM EST Via Zoom

PictureA class in Public School No. 8 on King Street, in New York City, discusses a book titled “We Love America,” brought to school by one of the pupils.
Learn more about the history of how teachers have been inappropriately criticized and misunderstood by society– and what strategies they can use to weather the current social climate. This webinar is free and open to both educators and the general public.
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Adam Laats is Professor of Education and History at
Binghamton University (SUNY). He taught middle-school and high-school for ten years in Milwaukee. As a teacher, he wondered why schools tended to be such traditional, conservative places, even though so many people had worked for so long to make them more progressive. That question has been the subject of several books, including Creationism USA (Oxford University Press, 2020), Fundamentalist U (Oxford University Press, 2018), and The Other School Reformers: Conservative Activism in American Education (Harvard University Press). He also offers commentary on schools, history, conservatism, and education at Slate, The Atlantic, and Washington Post. You can read his most recent article that was published in Slate on January 28th, 2021 entitled How Picking on Teachers Became an American Tradition by clicking here.


​Registration is free:
Registration for this event is free to everyone, but please consider making a donation to the Academy for Human Rights so that we can continue to put on events for students and teachers on these important topics.
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​Date & Time:
-Wednesday, April 20, 2022   
-Time:  7PM to 8PM, EST via zoom
-Registration is Free
- Co-sponsored by Erie 1 BOCES.

Open to educators, students, and all community members interested.

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  • About Us
    • About
    • Mission & Vision
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  • For Students
    • 2022 Summer Symposium >
      • 2022 Theme and Speakers
      • Registration and Payment 2022
    • About the Symposium >
      • Intern Application
    • How the program works
    • Previous Programs
    • Student Comments
  • For Educators
    • Bosnia Webinar >
      • Rapid Response Bosnia Webinar 2022
      • Registration: Rapid Response Bosnia Webinar
      • Bosnia Teacher Resources
    • Ukraine Webinar >
      • Ukraine Teacher Resources
    • About Teacher Trainings
    • Past Teacher Trainings
    • Teacher Comments
    • Reed Taylor Award
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