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NCCSS Conference Dates - April 24-25
The NCCSS Executive Board and Directors are pleased to share that the 2025 NCCSS Conference, which was postponed due to the Governor’s State of Emergency with the incoming winter storm, has now been rescheduled for April 24-25. The conference will take place at the Koury Convention Center in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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This poster explores how global migration patterns shape local communities, using North Carolina's Asian American populations as a living lens for understanding immigration, identity, and cultural preservation. Through case studies like Greensboro's vibrant Cambodian refugee community and other Asian American experiences across the state, educators will discover powerful ways to integrate migration stories into their World History and Civics curricula. Participants will receive ready-to-use lesson plans that help students connect international movements to local communities, examining how families navigate major life decisions across cultures and generations. Perfect for teachers seeking to enrich their coverage of migration, globalization, and cultural identity.
How can you incorporate the histories of Brazil or Cuba in your U.S. History, World History, or Latin American Studies course? With Choices Program curriculum units of course! We’ll explore the student readings, lessons, and videos found in both the History, Revolution, and Reform: New Directions for Cuba unit, and the Brazil: A History of Change unit, and discuss ways you can incorporate them, in whole or in part, into your classroom. Each unit is about 10-15 days in length and is appropriate for middle and high school classrooms. Free one-year Digital Editions license to one of the units (your choice) is provided.
