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How did Romans mitigate the risks of childbirth? As part of our Labour and Humanities Seminar Series, "Childbirth and Communities of Care in Ancient Rome" will explore the communities that supported and protected birthing people and their offspring. University of Michigan Assistant Professor, Anna Bonnell Freidin, will look at how a material approach can help us flesh out these communities, ultimately revealing a hierarchical, networked approach to managing uncertainty and performing the labor of care:

So powerful. So profound.

Within the field of childhood studies, children are understood as social and meaning-making agents within societal and cultural structures that can either promote or constrain their agency. Among other factors, childhood is significantly influenced by the family context, with family relationships representing pivotal aspects of most children's lives. Check Stina Michelson's new paper to learn more. https://lnkd.in/euJPNXzq 

Teachers’ Day 2024:- Date, History, Significance, Celebrations and All You Need to Know #TeachersDay #teacher #HappyTeachersDay

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I worked on this article, "How Student-Faculty Pedagogical Partnerships Counter Adultism in Higher Education" with my professor, Alison Cook-Sather, and two fellow student-consultants, Abyssinia Braud & Abhirami Suresh. We discuss adultism in higher education and the ways we combat it in our positions as student consultants in the Students as Teachers and Learners program at Bryn Mawr and Haverford colleges. It is published in Taboo: The Journal of Culture and Education, Volume 22. You can read it below!

This is VERY well done by the American Historical Association. Why? Because it leans on the expertise and experiences of actual teachers. More associations should follow this model to combat the misinformation and disinformation circulating about the U.S. #education system. Listen to #teachers.

In today's educational environment, it's crucial to provide children with a comprehensive understanding of history. Our latest article reviews the best history programs available for young learners, focusing on their inclusivity and educational value. These programs are ideal for educators and parents alike, offering tools and resources that promote a deep and accurate understanding of historical events. Discover which program fits your educational needs by reading the full article here:

Yesterday, I attended my Graduation Ceremony at ACU. My parents, grandparents, sister, and fiance drove over four hours to watch the graduation. This event was not just to celebrate the hard work I have put in over the last five years. It was equally about saying thank you to those who supported me through this long journey. Well, at least that was what it should have been about. Instead, Joe de Bruyn hijacked the event, giving a speech that led to a mass exodus of nearly the entire crowd. What he said is not worth repeating here, and plenty of articles detail its contents. What he said had nothing to do with graduation, celebration, or a thank you to anyone. His words simply ruined the day for many. Everyone has the right to express their beliefs. However, there is a time and place for everything. Clearly, the graduation ceremony was not the time or place to express your anti-lbgtqi+, anti-abortion and anti-IVF rhetoric. I know I did not pay over $200 to listen to that. I rarely post on social media, especially about stuff like this, because it often does not create change. However, ACU students have created a petition to have Joe de Bruyn stripped of his honorary doctorate. So, if you believe that somebody who claims that abortion is worse than WWII should have their honorary doctorate stripped from them, please sign the petition attached below. https://chng.it/XyCcHXFxMj

Nationally acclaimed educators Monica Washington and Takeru (TK) Nagayoshi join Sara to discuss the importance of honest education and how it benefits an increasingly diverse student population. Together, they dive deep into how honest education can help educators provide a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of history https://lnkd.in/eCs8TPc4