The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation stands as a beacon in the field of education, its legacy deeply rooted in fostering
Teaching Cleveland Institute Where were the original ethnic enclaves in Cleveland? How did the Cleveland Public Schools’ desegregation experiences impact
Traveling around Cleveland, do you ever wonder what the numbered streets used to be named? Or do you ponder how
In Lauren Pacini’s newly released book, Empire Builders: An Illustrated History of the Rise and Fall of Cleveland’s Van Sweringen
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When the Teaching Cleveland team needs an environmental education partner – we turn to the Lead Safe Resource Center (LSRC).
In honor of Women’s History Month, this March we’re reading Why They Marched by Susan Ware, an exploration of the
Have you ever heard of the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards? The literary prize, established in 1935, celebrates literature that confronts racism
“We have a city of black women that are looking around at their outcomes, their future, their past and saying,
The former Case Elementary School on modern day East 40th Street. Where the streets once had some names Traveling around
