Resources

The Center for African Studies is committed to serving as a resource to educators for ideas on how to infuse African Studies into teaching and learning objectives. CAS believes that African Studies can be made relevant across subjects and across grades, and is dedicated to providing resources to assist with its integration into K-12 learning.

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One of the cornerstones of our mission is to develop and deliver high quality resources and programming that will educate the general public (and specifically K-14 teachers and students) about the history, culture, and current events of Russia and Eurasia. To that end, we offer on-campus workshops for educators, as well as cultural events and topical lectures open to anyone with an interest in our region. For those both near and far, our website features a variety of curricular resources and other digital materials.

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The resources in this section were developed by the Center’s former Outreach Program and are the result of a variety of workshops, public talks, and other projects intended to aid K-12 educators in teaching about the Middle East. These programs and the resulting resources offered here were made possible by Title VI grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education and by other generous donors including Saudi Aramco.

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The Harvard University Asia Center annually offers two grants of up to $5,000 for non-Harvard organizations to develop and implement programming that supports K-12 teachers and students in their study of East, South, and Southeast Asia.

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Get resources, training, and support for educators in all disciplines. Deepen your ability to teach the intersections between religion, culture, and core curriculum; contact us to see how we can work together.

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