Empowering educators to eradicate hate.
The California Teachers Collaborative is the first of its kind in the nation.
Our statewide network unites California’s 14 leading institutions for Holocaust and genocide education as well as community leaders from diverse ethnic groups across the state.
Through standards-aligned lesson plans, expert-led trainings, and a wealth of educational resources, we empower and unify educators in teaching the lessons of history and about what happens when bias goes unchecked.
"The California Teachers Collaborative has delivered the most professional and meaningful curriculum that I have experienced in the last 15 years.”
— Teacher participant, Summer Institute 2023
“The experience I gained will be forever etched in my heart. This inspires me to teach my students about the Holocaust.”
— Teacher participant, Summer Institute 2023
“The most meaningful takeaway for me is how empathy is an important element to teaching the Holocaust. I also received excellent resources and strategies about discussing and examining the origins of antisemitism.”
— Teacher participant, Summer Institute 2023
“I do not serve a Jewish population, but the issues of Holocaust education would resonate with all. Everyone has a story.”
— Teacher participant, Winter Institute 2024
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News from the Collaborative
By 2029 the California Teachers Collaborative will:
- Train 8,500 teachers through professional development workshops & institutes.
- Serve all California school districts with students grades 6-12.
- Educate 1,062,500 California students.
Members of the California Teachers Collaborative
- Avenues for Change: Holocaust and Genocide Education
- Cambodian Genocide Resource Center
- Central Valley Holocaust Educators’ Network (CVHEN)
- Echoes & Reflections
- Facing History and Ourselves
- The Genocide Education Project: Armenian History and Education
- Holocaust Museum LA
- Jewish Family and Children’s Services Holocaust Center
- Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
- Museum of Tolerance
- Redbud Resource Group: Indigenous History and Education
- TWIGE Project: Teaching about the Genocides in Rwanda and Guatemala
- USC Shoah Foundation for Visual History and Education
- Uyghur Genocide Online Resource Center
The California Teachers Collaborative was established by the JFCS Holocaust Center, with support from the California Department of Education, Marin County Office of Education, and the State of California.
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Upcoming Workshops from the Collaborative:
Nov 21, 2024
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location:
Online
Jan 27, 2025
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Location:
Sacramento, CA