NYPL Center for Educators and Schools
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The New York Public Library’s Center for Educators & Schools is an initiative devoted to making all of @NYPL's resources accessible and useful for educators.
New York, NY
Joined February 2022
Next week! Join panelists on the 60th anniversary of African American revolutionary Malcolm X’s death for a conversation on the revolutionary friendship between Malcolm X and American civil rights activist Yuri Kochiyama.
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How did Black New Yorkers celebrate emancipation? Bring history into your classroom with a curriculum guide featuring primary sources from NYPL's collections—plus, find ready-to-use discussion questions and activities! Explore:
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Available through MyLibraryNYC! The Augusta Savage Teacher Set includes 10 copies of 'The Shape of a Sculptor's Life' by Marilyn Nelson and 3D-printed replicas of Savage's original artworks. Learn more:
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Book a free field trip to the Polonsky Exhibition of the Library's Treasures to learn from a range of objects and texts from the research collections at NYPL’s flagship location:
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The New York Public Library celebrates Black History Month throughout February with events and programs, recommended reading, blog posts, and a wide array of resources for all ages. Explore:
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Just added! Explore two new curriculum guides in the 'Teaching with the Schomburg Center’s Archives' series: “Black Women & Self-Representation” and “Black Women Writers.” Discover our curriculum series on Black history and culture:
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Teachers need their own books, too! Discover a specially curated set of professional development books and instructional resources for teachers, librarians, and homeschooling parents—available at select branches! Learn more:
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Get inspired by this slide from the 19th century—and invite a School Support & Outreach Librarian to your classroom for a storytime, book club, workshop, and more. Book today: (#NYPLDigitalCollections Image ID: 1153345)
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Happy Birthday to Arturo Schomburg, founder of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture! Looking to learn from the Schomburg Center's archives? Explore our new curriculum series on Black history and culture:
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RT @nypl_teens: Did you know that the writer and activist James Baldwin was a teen writer and library patron? In celebration of the centenn…
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RT @nypl: Did you know that the writer and activist James Baldwin was a library patron? In celebration of the centennial of his birth, NYP…
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Next week! Join author Jesse Hagopian in a conversation that explores strategies to combat censorship of Black history in his new book. Plus, explore our all-new curriculum series to discover themed guides on Black history, experience, and culture.
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Tomorrow! Join us for our first-ever Teacher Trivia! Enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks to keep you fueled for all five rounds—with questions ranging from education to pop culture. Don't miss out on the fun—space is limited!
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Save the date! Join author Jesse Hagopian in a conversation that explores strategies to combat censorship of Black history in his new book. Plus, explore our all-new curriculum series to discover themed guides on Black history, experience, and culture.
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Next week! Join us for our first-ever Teacher Trivia! Enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks to keep you fueled for all five rounds—with questions ranging from education to pop culture. Don't miss out on the fun—space is limited!
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By supporting the Center for Educators and Schools, your gift will help us provide free field trips, curriculum guides, and everything in between—and help inspire curiosity, joy, and a passion for learning in school communities. Donate today!
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Plan a field trip to the Library's Polonsky Exhibition for a guided tour of some of our greatest treasures. Students will be introduced to the history of The New York Public Library and some of the most extraordinary items in our collections. Book now:
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Next week! Join us for a workshop to explore how to use historical newspapers to make connections between tenant activism and housing reform. Register today!
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