INTERSECTIONS & CONNECTIONS CURRICULUM
Our curriculum is a one-time cost per school or district and includes three intertwined components: our growing library of primary-source-based digital curriculum for K-12 classrooms, virtual professional learning, and ongoing support with our monthly office hours and special programming.
Digital, Interactive Curriculum for K-12 Classrooms
Intersections & Connections broadens US history and social studies from colonial Jamestown through the 21st century. And our contextualized approach presents a more complete, complex, and empowering story of America. Much of our curriculum is offered in Spanish and world history curriculum is coming!
- Thematic units and case studies with teacher's guides and interactive student guides
- Illustrated stories, instructional posters, podcasts, and videos
- Cognitive organizers, analysis tools, book lists, and more!
- Automatic updates and revisions & automatic addition of new content
"When I ask my students at the end of the semester to write about the most important thing they learned, the majority of students wrote about what they learned from your curriculum." - Danielle, high school educator
Virtual Professional Learning
Our curriculum includes virtual professional learning with a targeted approach to meet the unique needs of elementary educators or secondary educators. The live-session training is facilitated by experts with decades of field experience to provide educators with the intellectual preparation they need to integrate our curriculum with proficiency and confidence. Also included are virtual office hours and special programs to be responsive to the evolving needs of teachers and students today.
Add-on training includes specialized options for district leaders, ELL classroom teachers, librarians, parents and caregivers, and youth equity programs.
"This was the most helpful professional development that I have ever attended. Not only were issues addressed, but your curriculum could not be any easier to incorporate into the classroom. They are easily accessible and so impactful." - Hubert, elementary educator
Our Curriculum Reflects Over Seven Years of Research and Development
Our curriculum is anchored in copyright-secured primary sources curated from digital and print collections from libraries and archives across the nation, as well as the Library of Congress, National Archives, National Park Service, and more. And the expertise of historians, archivists, librarians, classroom teachers, curriculum designers, instructional coaches, and education policy leaders is woven into every aspect of our curriculum.
History UnErased's leadership team co-authored the National Council for the Social Studies Position Statement on Contextualizing LGBTQ History. Our professional learning, curriculum, and ongoing mentorship work together to provide K-12 schools with all the support they need to create systemic change, realize the position statement's intent, and advance History UnErased's mission, putting LGBTQ history in its rightful place--the classroom.