From 2017-2019, CTI offered 10 seminars for teachers in all subjects and grades PK-12th grade that addressed racial equity.
2019
- Frankly Speaking: White Privilege
- Led by Shannon Sullivan, Philosophy, UNC Charlotte
- Childhood and the City Space in
Literature
- Janaka Lewis, English, UNC Charlotte
- Children in
War and Conflict
- Oscar Lansen, History, UNC Charlotte
- Africa:
Beneath the Headlines
- Beth Whitaker, Political Science, UNC Charlotte
2018
- Nurturing Nature: Epigenetics as a Way to Explore Social Justice
- Adam Reitzel, Biological Sciences, UNC Charlotte
- Lenora Crabtree, Urban Education, UNC Charlotte
- “A Person’s a Person No Matter How Small”: Teaching Human Rights
- Sarah Minslow, English, UNC Charlotte
- Insights into Latino Communities in Charlotte Today
- Susana Cisneros, Languages and Culture Studies, UNC Charlotte
2017
- Using
Mathematics to Understand Social Issues
- Anthony Fernandes, Mathematics and Statistics, UNC Charlotte
- Media and
Minorities: Unpacking Stereotypes
- Debra C. Smith, Africana Studies, UNC Charlotte
- Memorials,
Memories, and American Identity
- Emily Makas, Architectural and Urban History, UNC Charlotte
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