Conversation Builds Character

The way to a brighter future is by having conversations, not arguments. Learn how you can help your students have meaningful, respectful conversation around difficult issues: https://buff.ly/38M96su

Among young people, awareness of the horrific events of the Holocaust is lower than in the general population. The only way we can change the future is by truly understanding the past. Learn how to help your students engage in meaningful conversation about difficult issues by viewing today’s issues through the lens of history at our upcoming workshop Democracy at Risk: The Holocaust and Human Behavior. Register now: https://buff.ly/2vS8umi

For Conversation Builds Character co-founders Dee Dee and Eliot Simon, the importance of understanding history is deeply personal: “In another time and place, Dee Dee and I, as a German Catholic and a Jew, would not be married.” Learn more about our founders: https://buff.ly/37FBFX6

“Including all minority voices and different perspectives when teaching any subject can be difficult to write into lessons; the workshop helped make it a reality.” After a workshop, one teacher was able to rewrite her school’s entire social studies curriculum, which improved students’ engagement and understanding. Find out more about our upcoming workshops: https://buff.ly/2vS8umi

Missouri Educators: Learn to facilitate challenging conversations so students can think critically, act responsibly, and lead courageously in order to change the future. Registration is now open!