The New York City Council funds History UnErased's work with New York City Public Schools.
All NYCPS educators and staff have a license for Intersections & Connections, a supplemental LGBTQ-inclusive US History curriculum, with hundreds of primary source-based teaching materials spanning colonial America to the 21st Century.
Request your school's unique sign-up code below, or log in to your account HERE.
LGBTQ History and STEM: Tuesday, April 28th, 7:30 - 8:30 PM
Join us as we unpack our April podcast episode spotlighting Sally Ride, a trailblazing astronaut, physicist, and the first American woman in space. The content presented at this session connects to current events as well as our Presidential Medal of Freedom Unit.
May 2026 Virtual PL with CTLEs
Participants will leave with access to History UnErased’s curriculum platform, which is DOE-approved and FREE for all NYC educators.
Stonewall Uprising Primary Source Deep Dive: How do we know what happened at Stonewall? This interactive, multimedia session will introduce a range of primary sources, including oral histories and the rich, and entertaining, National Historic Landmark application for the Stonewall Inn. We will also share our informative podcast episode, “Commemorating PRIDE.”
Thursday, May 21st, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Weaving LGBTQ+ History into America's 250th: This interactive, multimedia session explores the intersection of LGBTQ+ history and America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting the often-overlooked influence of LGBTQ+ individuals and movements in shaping the nation. We will discuss how to incorporate LGBTQ+ history, from America’s first gay general, Baron von Steuben, to pivotal turning points such as the Stonewall Uprising and landmark Supreme Court cases, into the broader American story.
Wednesday, May 27th, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Who are the Daughters of Bilitis? Join us as we unpack our May podcast episode spotlighting the Daughters of Bilitis, founded in 1955 as the first major organization for lesbians in the United States. Using primary sources, we will explore how the organization was created and how it evolved to advocate for lesbian rights as part of the broader civil rights movement. The content presented at this session connects to current events, our Ernestine Eckstein Case Study, and our Stonewall UpRising multimedia teaching materials.
Thursday, May 28th, 7:30 - 8:30 PM
REGISTER FOR MAY SESSIONS
June 2026 Virtual PL with CTLEs
All June sessions are 90 minutes and include guidance on helping students navigate language in primary sources and a general overview of the evolution of language related to LGBTQ people. Participants will leave with access to History UnErased’s curriculum platform, which is DOE-approved and FREE for all NYC educators.
Weaving LGBTQ+ History into America's 250th: This interactive, multimedia session explores the intersection of LGBTQ+ history and America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting the often-overlooked influence of LGBTQ+ individuals and movements in shaping the nation. We will discuss how to incorporate LGBTQ+ history into the broader American story, from America’s first gay general to pivotal turning points and landmark Supreme Court cases.
Thursday, June 4th, 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Who are the Daughters of Bilitis? Join us as we unpack our May podcast episode spotlighting the Daughters of Bilitis, founded in 1955 as the first major organization for lesbians in the United States. Using primary sources, we will explore how the organization was created and how it evolved to advocate for lesbian rights as part of the broader civil rights movement. The content presented at this session connects to current events, our Ernestine Eckstein Case Study, and our Stonewall UpRising multimedia teaching materials.
Thursday, June 4th, 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Stonewall Uprising Primary Source Deep Dive: How do we know what happened at Stonewall? This interactive, multimedia session will introduce a range of primary sources, including oral histories and the rich, and entertaining, National Historic Landmark application for the Stonewall Inn. We will also share our informative podcast episode, “Commemorating PRIDE.”
Friday, June 5th, 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Riding the Space Wave with Sally Ride: Join us as we unpack our April podcast episode spotlighting Sally Ride, a trailblazing astronaut, physicist, and the first American woman in space. The content presented at this session connects to current events as well as our Presidential Medal of Freedom Unit.
Friday, June 5th, 1:00 - 2:30 PM
The Lavender Menace: Join us as we unpack our June podcast episode, highlighting the connections between women in the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) and the National Organization for Women (NOW), who fought for the rights of lesbians as part of the strategic goals within the gay liberation and women's liberation movement of the 1970s.
Thursday, June 25th, 7:30- 8:30 PM
REGISTER FOR JUNE SESSIONS
Request Customized PL for Individual Schools or Teams with CTLEs
Virtual or on-site for the 2025/26 academic year!
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Introduction to History UnErased's primary source-based, multimedia, LGBTQ-inclusive & Intersectional History, Civics, and Social Studies Instructional Resources (DOE-approved)
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Navigating Complex Conversations / Analyzing Authentic Scenarios
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Teaching LGBTQ-inclusive Curriculum in the ENL/MLL Classroom
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Curriculum Mapping / Scaffolding
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Modeling Lessons and Customized Coaching
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Diversifying Classroom Collections and School Libraries
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Understanding LGBTQ-inclusive Curriculum through Policy and Public Health Lenses
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LGBTQ History Session for GSA Students (single one-hour session)
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Informational Session for Parents/Caregivers: Developmentally-Aligned Curriculum & Language
Email [email protected] to request customized PL. Click here to download the PDF flyer.
New
Family Engagement Strategy*
We believe that all families should feel informed, empowered, and included in their children's education. Our guide for schools and districts includes why family engagement matters when adopting History UnErased's curriculum and how to develop a family leader cohort. Email [email protected] to request a consultation.
*This strategy was developed in collaboration with Harvard Graduate School of Education
UnErasing LGBTQ History and Identities: A Podcast
Click one of the episodes in the podcast player or find UnErasing LGBTQ History and Identities Podcast on Apple, YouTube, or anywhere you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play the latest episode.
This podcast is funded by the New York City Council. Please rate and share!
To listen to a series episode with the transcript, click one of the buttons below.
Example video introduction from the James Baldwin case study, demonstrating how our unique videos bring primary sources to life.
Video introduction to our digital platform with Jocardo Ralston, who also introduces the "Pauli Murray: Overcoming Jane Crow" thematic unit.