Today, nearly 1 billion people in the developing world don’t have access to clean, safe drinking water. Yet, we take it for granted. This 3-part series in partnership with The World Affairs Council-Seattle, UW Global Studies, and Humanities WA will raise awareness about how geography, climate change and politics can affect access to this basic human need. March 1, 8, and 15.
This publication commemorates the 75th anniversary of executive order 9066 – which ordered the removal of Japanese Americans from Seattle during World War II. This supplement highlights the seldom told story of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II to provide students with the opportunity to learn from a challenging time in our country’s history – and to apply lessons learned to issues of today.
This supplement explores tribal sovereignty throughout Washington state and North American history. It also offers a look at tribal perspectives of treaties and government.
This supplement explains how our everyday actions affect our local salmon as well as the lakes and streams we all enjoy. This supplement covers stormwater, the life cycle of salmon, and ways to take action to prevent stormwater pollution.
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Newspapers In Education (NIE) promotes learning and literacy by providing electronic newspapers with sponsored curriculum to teachers and students throughout Washington state and beyond.
PreK–12 day is designed to equip attendees with new strategies and resources for working with English language learners (ELLs). Participants enjoy a late-morning keynote by Kate Kinsella from San Francisco State University, followed by lunch.
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