What is Ethnic Studies?

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Join this virtual workshop for PK-12 educators interested in learning about the state mandated Ethnic Studies requirement. Associate Director for the ÉXITO program at UCSB, Dr. Adanari Zarate, will lead an interactive session about Ethnic Studies to inform and engage PK-12 educators. This program is presented by the California Global Education Project at UCSB.

Date: February 2, 2023

Time: 4PM-5:30PM, synchronous via zoom

Attendees will:

Learn about the state mandated Ethnic Studies requirement
Ask questions and gain clarity on what Ethnic Studies means for PK-12 education
Consider ways to support conversations around race, identity and ethnicity in your classroom

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