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Recent Honor Roll:
- Newton, MA: Solomon Schechter Day School raised $3000 at their Tzedakah Fair
- Memphis, TN: Colonial Middle School's 8th Grade American History Class raised $143
- Middleton, MA: New Hope Tutorials raised $1800
- Farmington Hills, MI: North Farmington High School's Class of 2008 raised $600
Teaching Abolitionism
As teachers, you are in a powerful position to equip the next generation with the knowledge and compassion to stand up for others. We offer three primary resources—detailed at right—to help you expose your students to the reality of modern slavery and get them engaged in the fight to end it. Though they are each geared toward different age groups, they may easily be adapted to fit your classroom’s particular age and needs.
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Developed by fifth-grade teacher and former AASG Associate Barbara Vogel, the award-winning STOP Curriculum is the definitive guide to educating the new generation of abolitionists.
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St. Martin's Press, publishers of Francis Bok's unforgettable memoir as a child slave in Sudan, has developed a teachers' guide to accompany the reading.
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Give your students the inside scoop on modern slavery with additional reading written by former slaves and prominent abolitionists.
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