This special event marked the unveiling of the 'Tien keer meer geschiedenis' poster, a significant project developed to address overlooked historical narratives in education. Born from a series of articles, this collaboration aims to integrate world history and diverse perspectives across all educational levels. Attendees engaged with speakers discussing the vital need for a broader view in history lessons.
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This event celebrates the launch of the 'Tien keer meer geschiedenis' poster, which highlights crucial historical stories often omitted from standard school curricula. Developed in collaboration with educators and historians, the poster aims to promote education on global history and hidden perspectives.
The Black Archives hosted an event on Saturday, June 1, 2019, to launch the poster 'Tien keer meer geschiedenis - Verzwegen geschiedenis op school'. This initiative, a collaboration with the Commission World History of the VGN Kleio and Social Innovation Works, stems from a series of articles on hidden histories. The poster is designed to encourage the teaching of world history and suppressed perspectives across various educational levels. The event featured speakers discussing the necessity of a broader view in history education, and attendees received a poster with their entrance ticket. The poster was also available for purchase separately.
Entry is €5,- and includes one poster. The poster is also available for purchase separately for €4,- each or €30,- for 10 pieces.
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