The Diverse Voices Project | 50+ Diverse Voices for Social Studies Classrooms
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The Diverse Voices Project is an ongoing diversity initiative designed to increase and empower voices in Social Studies Classrooms. The project emphasizes individuals whose stories have been largely absent, ignored, or under-told in history textbooks or traditional classroom instruction. Now is the time to highlight the individuals whose histories have been crucial and inspirational to the development of American or World History, yet whose stories have been repressed or silenced.
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The Diverse Voices Project is designed to be constantly growing. While the inaugural set includes 10 diverse voices, the project will grow to include 50 individuals at a minimum.
Each included piece in the Diverse Voices Project is designed to be easily implemented in your classroom, via a Google Doc or a Word Doc. Each resource includes three activities to engage students in each individual’s rich history and contributions:
Step 1: Read
- In this section, students connect with a respectable source to understand the person’s history, challenges, and legacy.
Step 2: Watch
- Here, students watch a short video that adds another layer for students to connect with this individual.
Step 3: Interpret
- Students interact with a primary source artifact from the time period relating to the individual (an image, letter, speech, etc.).
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What sets are already included?
1.) Jack Johnson
2.) Harvey Milk
3.) Fred Korematsu
5.) Sonia Sotomayor
8.) Larry Doby
9.) Sacagawea
10.) Ilhan Omar
11.) Harriet Tubman
12.) Alice Paul
13.) James Armistead Lafayette
14.) Barbara Gittings
15.) Kurt Chew-Een Lee
16.) Peter Salem
17.) Roberto Clemente
18.) Hiawatha and the Iroquois Confederacy
19.) Susan B. Anthony
20.) Wong Kim Ark
21.) Rosalind Franklin
22.) Daisy Bates
23.) Sylvia Mendez
24.) Jesse Owens
25.) Maya Lin
26.) Claudette Colvin
27.) Joe Vandever and the Navajo Code Talkers
28.) Bayard Rustin
29.) Ed Roberts
30.) Cesar Chavez
31.) Wangari Maathai
32.) Betty Friedan
33.) Lois Mailou Jones
34.) Shirley Chisholm
35.) Tecumseh
36.) Linda Brown
37.) Ellen Ochoa
38.) Gloria Steinem
39.) Chien-Shiung Wu
40.) Tammy Duckworth
41.) Yo-Yo Ma
42.) Bass Reeves
43.) Robert Smalls
44.) Benjamin Banneker
45.) Jim Thorpe
46.) Jane Addams
47.) Emma Lazarus
48.) Chief Joseph
49.) Black Hawk
50.) Dorothea Dix
51.) Virginia Hall
52.) Fannie Lou Hamer
53.) Granville T. Woods
54.) James Baldwin
What sets are planned for release?
Sally Ride
Stetson Kennedy
Esther Jones
Anna Smith Strong
Is there someone you'd like to see included in this project initiative? Email me at historywithmre@gmail.com to let me know!
