Media and Democracy
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Media and Democracy
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Snippets of the Week |
June 18, 2008 |
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History happens all the time, everywhere, but we usually don’t realize the significance of these historical moments until we read about them later in a history book. In 1908, Denver was host to the Democratic National Convention and a century later, it will do so again. This August, the country and the world will have the opportunity to witness history as it happens, with a clear recognition of its importance. This momentous event enables us to study the present, compare and learn from the past, and chronicle a significant occasion for future generations.
Official Democratic National Convention Committee Site |
When History Happens Conference
Professional development and graduate credit available! ----------------------------------- When History Happens Learning Community All who attend the WHH conference will be automatically granted access to the When History Happens Learning Community (WHHLC). If you do not attend the conference, but would still like access, please send an e-mail to: Please include the following information in the e-mail body:
The WHHLC offers online access to free learning resource toolkits and community collaboration ----------------------------------- Denver Newspaper Agency Electronic Newspapers
Free e-subscriptions to the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News available to educators! ----------------------------------- Metro State / Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources - Colorado Workshops
Free workshops, resources, professional development and graduate credit available! |
When History Happens |
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