Apply Now: Human Rights Education Teacher Fellowship for Bay Area, California Teachers

The University of San Francisco School of Education and Cañada College are excited to announce the Human Rights Education (HRE) Teacher Fellowship for the 2024-2025 academic year. This fellowship is an exceptional opportunity for Bay Area public middle and high school teachers who are passionate about integrating human rights education into their classrooms.

Fellowship Overview

• Program Duration: 2024-2025 school year
• Target Audience: Bay Area public middle and high school teachers
• Hosts: University of San Francisco School of Education and Cañada College
• Focus: The fellowship, led by faculty from the International and Multicultural Education Department’s Human Rights Education Program, will provide strategies, resources, and mentorship for developing human rights education practices in middle and secondary school classrooms.
• Stipend: Participants will receive a $500 stipend upon completion of the program.

Fellowship Benefits

• Mentorship: Engage with experienced faculty to receive personalized guidance on implementing human rights education in your classroom.
• Resources: Gain access to valuable strategies and materials to effectively teach human rights topics.
• Project Development: Develop and implement a human rights education project at your school site.
• Networking: Connect with other educators in the Bay Area who are committed to advancing human rights education.

Application Process

• Deadline: Applications are due by 11:59 PM on Friday, August 30th, 2024.
• Contact Information: For questions or to determine if this fellowship is the right fit for you, please reach out to Dr. Ion Vlad at iontvlad@gmail.com and/or Dr. Michiko Kealoha at kealoham@smccd.edu.

This fellowship offers a unique opportunity for educators to enhance their teaching practices and contribute to a more just and informed society by fostering human rights awareness in the next generation.

Apply now to join this important initiative! Apply here