We invite educators to a week-long summer institute, “Slavery, Freedom, and Memory in Maryland,” July 26-30, 2021, hosted by the Maryland Center for History and Culture and the UnivofMaryland Department of History. Fill out an application using the link in our bio. Participants will explore topics including the freedom, citizenship, and memory of African American Marylanders during the antebellum, Civil War, and Reconstruction periods, as well as the Jim Crow-era legal battles that continued into the early 20th century. Scholars from the University of Maryland Department of History will share their expertise and highlight the latest research. Educators will also enjoy field trips, create resources to bring back to their classrooms, and have extensive access to primary source collections from the H. Furlong Baldwin Library. Participants will receive two CPD credits from the Maryland State Department of Education upon completion of the course. Candidates will be accepted through May...