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Have your students experience and explore the power of historical speeches. Open to classrooms grades three to eight located in the DC metro area. Classrooms receive five in-person visits with a Ford's Teaching Artist to learn and stage a historical speech performance. Third through fifth-grade students will perform their speeches on February 8, 2022. Sixth through eighth-grade students perform on February 9, 2022.
Ford’s Theatre Education is pleased to endorse the anti-racist teaching principles of the Center for Anti-Racist Education. This reflects our commitment to becoming an anti-racist institution and our continuing efforts to elevate traditionally overlooked voices, both historical and contemporary. We recognize the legacy of institutional racism in the United States. We support anti-racist educators and an anti-racist curriculum to create needed change. To create change, we must think critically about what we teach, whose stories are told and how current narratives reinforce racism. We pledge to recognize the diversity of American history and help every student feel safe, seen and celebrated. Just as racism can be learned, so can anti-racism.
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