Celebrate Arab American Heritage Month with your students by registering for this free virtual workshop for grades 3-5.

In this session of the Hidden Voices of New York City series, students will learn about Arab American New Yorkers whose stories have too often been “hidden” from the traditional historical record, but whose lives and legacies continue to shape our collective history and identity in the city. This program is inspired by the profiles in the Hidden Voices resource guides, which are aligned to the New York City Department of Education’s Passport to Social Studies.

This 1-hour workshop includes an active chat for class participation and student activities to do during the program, including a close

examination of images from the Museum’s collection and exhibitions.

Students who participate in the session will:

Who is this for?

This webinar is geared toward students in grades 3-5. Individuals or classes are invited to register.

About the session format:

Our virtual student workshops are live and interactive sessions led over Zoom by Museum Educators in a setting that balances active engagement and privacy. Sessions will be presented as webinars; students will be able to submit questions, comments, and observations to the moderators and complete polls and other activities but will not use cameras or mics and will not be visible on screen.

How to Register:

These sessions are free! Advance registration is required. Educators who register for their class will receive a Zoom link prior to the program.

Use the link to register for this date and time.

This event is free and will take place virtually.