Upstander Institute: Upstanders in Action
This hybrid institute for incoming 9th-12th grade students explores the impact of historical Upstanders to gain community leadership skills. Students will use these skills to build their own community project.
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Upstander Institute: Upstanders in Action (June 23-27) is a weeklong, hybrid institute at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum for students entering 9th-12th grades. Students will explore the concept of Upstanders as leaders by exploring various historical Upstanders and how their leadership helped to combat injustice. After studying Upstanders in the Holocaust and human and civil rights movements, students will create a 10-minute presentation on how they can use their leadership and Upstander skills to identify and help solve a problem in their own communities. Join us in creating our community of Upstanders!
For more information or to apply, visit: https://www.dhhrm.org/educators/camps/.
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Organization:
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights MuseumLocation:
300 N Houston
Dallas, TX, 75202United States
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Phone:
(214) 741-7500Contact name:
Mason Kelly
Email address:
Dates:
Time:
9:00AM - 3:00PM
Price:
$200/student, Scholarships available
Ages
TeenagersWeb Service