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Looking Outward: Philadelphia Women’s Activism, Advocacy, and Leadership a Hundred Years Ago - Part II Educators Blog Friday, 3/23/18 12:07 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org 19th century, 20th century, Economics, Immigration, Industry, Labor, Philadelphia, Women	Looking Outward: Philadelphia Women’s Activism, Advocacy, and Leadership a Hundred Years Ago *This blog is the eleventh in a series Educators Blog Tuesday, 3/13/18 9:32 am btwisshouting@hsp.org 19th century, 20th century, African American, Community and Public Service, Education, Women
Spring Act 48 Workshop Calendar Set Register today for workshops this spring on topics from labor to international trade to language learning. Educators Blog Wednesday, 2/7/18 11:50 am btwisshouting@hsp.org	Philadelphia in the late 1800s: International Industrial Leader – Then and Now? *This blog is the tenth in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia Educators Blog Wednesday, 11/22/17 4:46 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org 19th century, Arts and Culture, Business, Economics, Immigration, Industry, Philadelphia
HSP Offers Act 48 Credit Workshops This Fall We are happy to report that HSP has been recertified to offer Act 48 credit for the three next years. Our teacher professional development programs offer you a chance to take a deeper dive into history, examine sources that you can use with students, and discuss with peers best teaching practices. We have three opportunities for you in the next month. Each program offers 3 Act 48 credits. Educators Blog Wednesday, 10/18/17 4:42 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org	Philadelphia: Active Host for the International 1876 Centennial Exposition...What About Now? This blog is the ninth in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia Part II: Imagining another world exposition in Philadelphia* Educators Blog Wednesday, 10/18/17 4:30 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org 19th century
Philadelphia: Active Host for the International 1876 Centennial Exposition This blog is the eighth in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia. Part I: Discussing the 1876 Centennial* Educators Blog Wednesday, 10/18/17 3:11 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org Philadelphia Comments: 1	Teaching about and with Monuments We are pleased to bring you a guest-blogger, Katie Samson, who is Assistant Director of Museum Education at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Educators Blog Tuesday, 10/10/17 1:27 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org Arts and Culture
Teaching about Philadelphians on the margins - past and present *This blog is the seventh in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia. Educators Blog Friday, 8/25/17 12:30 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, 21st century, Community and Public Service, Philadelphia	What was incarceration like in historical Philadelphia? *This blog is the sixth in a series by Sarah Sharp, Global Educator for World Heritage Philadelphia. Educators Blog Friday, 6/30/17 5:14 pm btwisshouting@hsp.org 19th century, Architecture, Government and civics, Philadelphia

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