"Whose Independence?" 5th grade lesson features reflections of the U.S. Declaration, including the 1989 Disabled People's Bill of Rights & Declaration of Independence - Cheryl Anne Amendola - National Middle Level Social Studies Teacher of the Year 2023. Link to slides from the lesso…
![A slide with instructions from the lesson on the Disabled People’s Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence](/sites/default/files/2024-12/Screen%20Shot%202024-12-27%20at%2011.23.20%20AM.png)
Date: Dec 16 2024
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Teaching About the Disabled People’s Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence
By CherylAnne Amendola
![A diverse group of disability activists smile and pose. Five wear Teach Disability History sweatshirts. Two use wheelchairs. All wear conference badges.](/sites/default/files/2024-11/Easterseals%20Keene%20CES%20Team.jpg)
Date: Dec 2 2024
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Inclusive History News
In this Issue:
News of the Field
Disability History News & Resources
Events @ Emerging America
Other Professional Development Events
Teaching Resources
New at the Library of Congress
December Featured Blog Post: The Movement to Teach Disability History Comes Together - includes The Need Remains: 2024 Teacher Survey Results
![Three men stand and one uses his wheelchair posing in front of a conference poster on teaching disability history.](/sites/default/files/2024-11/Minarik%20Warder%20Newton%20Cairn_1.jpg)
Date: Dec 2 2024
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Efforts to Advance Teaching of Disability History Converge
Through the years, I have attend many uplifting annual conferences of the National Council for the Social Studies. Yet the November 22-24, 2024 conference set a new high for new energy and focus on teaching disability history. Interest in workshops and posters on disability history attracted strong participation. And my walk through th…