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Protections for surrogates and intended parents are in place today, but the process for parents to create families through surrogacy has never been simple. An updated video explores legal issues surrounding surrogacy in the U.S., from the ’80s to today: retroreport.org/video/born-by-…

Free Educator Event in Philadelphia: Join @RetroReport and @easternstate for a screening of the documentary #FreeJoanLittle and a discussion on civil rights, women’s rights, and prison reform. The event will feature director and producer @redrubes14. Free classroom resources will be shared. Light refreshments will be served. R.S.V.P. now: bit.ly/RR-events

@lauramcfarren @icivics @BRInstitute @CarlAzuz @historyherway @IkeLibrary Honored to be in this lineup! 🤩

KS teacher adventures mean a little (ahem) product placement in the Tallgrass Prairie Reserve. #civicstarchallenge @icivics @BRInstitute @CarlAzuz @historyherway @IkeLibrary @RetroReport

New Lesson Plan: #Teachers, check out a new FRQ and student activity on Colombia’s Metrocable System, which can be used to teach several topics in AP Human Geography, as well as World Geography classes. Register to access: retroreport.org/lesson-plan/le…

Updated Video: In 1988, the Baby M case raised questions about surrogacy, parental rights and the role of contracts in family formation. This video examines how a court’s decision shaped the legal debates that followed, and why, decades later, surrogacy laws remain a complex legal patchwork across the U.S. Learn more: retroreport.org/video/born-by-…

🧠 #Psychology and #Sociology teachers: Have you browsed our psychology and sociology subject page? Explore dozens of free short videos, classroom-ready lesson plans and engaging student activities to enhance your lessons today: retroreport.org/collection/psy…

Teach your students about the World War II era, both at home and abroad, with these six short videos and classroom resources that add context and new perspectives. Learn more: retroreport.org/articles/teach…

#APGOV Teachers: Have you browsed our FRQ list ahead of #APReview season? Explore which Retro Report videos come with classroom-ready AP Government FRQs on topics like free speech, affirmative action, campaign finance, federalism and more: retroreport.org/education-cate…

By the 1950s, Cold War tensions were seen in Latin America, and revolutions, coups, and uprisings became commonplace throughout most of the latter half of the twentieth century. Teach your students about the Cold War's impact in Latin America through this popular short video and related lesson plans: retroreport.org/video/dictator…

Are you looking for #WWII resources to share with your students? Use your free teacher account to access a short video and related lesson plan on the #DoubleV campaign, which was a civil rights initiative that called out discrimination and segregation faced by Black workers and military personnel. Learn more: retroreport.org/video/beyond-t…

#AP teachers, did you know that Retro Report offers free, curriculum-aligned AP collections on a range of subjects, including #APUSH, #APGOV, and #APPSYCH? Create your free teacher account to access related lesson plans and student activities for #AP review season: bit.ly/RR-APCourses

Free Webinar: #EnviSci teachers, are you thinking about how to approach your #EarthDay lessons? Get inspiration and access free resources through a webinar with Retro Report and @HamlineU's Center for Global Environmental Education on April 13. R.S.V.P. at bit.ly/RR-CGEE.

Are you covering #WWII with your students this month? Access our "How Saba Kept Singing" education collection today, where your students can gain a deeper understanding of life at the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp; explore the connections in music, humanity and perseverance; and examine how anti-Semitism has evolved through modern history. Learn more: retroreport.org/collection/how…

Attend a screening and discussion of #FreeJoanLittle, "Inside Women Inside" and "Always Tracy" on April 2 at @MayslesCinema, featuring @redrubes14, Meron Tebeje and @BonnieBertram. Purchase tickets here: maysles.org/calendar/free-…

Plus, check out this interactive map, which delves into the population policies and population trends of 21 countries. Explore: retroreport.org/education-cate…

Paul R. Ehrlich, whose 1968 best-seller “The Population Bomb,” died Friday. He was 93. The book helped spark the Zero Population Growth movement, urging couples to limit their families to two children. Many of his predictions did not materialize, but the debate he ignited still shapes discussions about population and resources. Learn more in this short video: retroreport.org/video/populati…

#EnviSci teachers, take a look at our curriculum-aligned subject page today to access short videos, lesson plans and student activities. Learn more: retroreport.org/subject-collec… #edchat

Explore our popular Cold War interactive map today, which enables students to examine key Cold War events throughout Latin America across four decades. It includes photos, videos, and additional resources for further investigation. The map is also available in Spanish: retroreport.org/collection/col…

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