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Teacher Workshops

Workshops for teachers are held nationwide at public and private schools, educator conferences, nonformal education sites and on university campuses. See where we’ve been or check out our online course. You can even request a hands-on workshop.

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Our curriculum and workshops are hands-on, cross-curricular and promote issue-based learning while also meeting state and national standards in a range of disciplines.

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Teacher workshops are held nationwide on campuses, at schools, conferences and nonformal sites. See where we’ve been and what’s coming up in your area. You can even request a hands-on workshop.

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Population "Dot" Video

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PopEd IMPACT: 10 Years

106,262 educators trained
474 college campuses
5,516 workshops conducted

  • Of any materials that I refer to when presenting workshops, Population Connection’s are the most unique, and to me, the most relevant as we strive to prepare more global citizens.

    Cathy Knoop, Instructor, Ashland University (OH) and former elementary teacher

  • I am so grateful that your organization decided to share the program with my students and me. You have a convert – I’m sold.

    Dr. Gerald Zinner, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

  • The lessons are well thought out, inexpensive and easily adaptable to multiple grade levels. . . Two thumbs up!

    Dr. John Stangl, Augsburg College (MN)

  • The topic of population studies is so important and I am grateful for the good work that Population Education is doing.

    Dr. Patricia O’Grady, University of Tampa

  • My students have enjoyed these lessons more than any other this year! Thank you.

    Jessie Guynn, Guilford County Schools, NC

  • The Population Education lessons never fail to generate thoughts and actions for living in and understanding our world.

    Kristi Karis, Student Teacher Supervisor, Hope College (MI)

  • Engaging activities that provided that “Aha” moment. Very interactive.

    Massachusetts teacher,

  • WOW! What a great learning experience for us all. The activities were so simple yet impressive in their messages and the time just whizzed by!

    Nancy Billingsley, Stetson University (FL)

  • Thank so much for the fantastic workshop you did for my students today. They just raved about it and were excited about the lessons you shared with them!

    Sara Martin, University of North Texas
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