Intersections and Connections LGBT+ inclusive curriculum


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  • If you were to look at a United States history textbook, would you know LGBT+ people existed? Guess what -- you wouldn’t. And that’s a problem.

  • History UnErased is a grassroots organization in the trenches solving that problem by putting LGBT+ history in its rightful place - the classroom.

  • History UnErased’s groundbreaking Intersections and Connections curriculum is the first and only LGBT+ inclusive U.S. history curriculum for K-12 schools that contextualizes LGBT+ history and normalizes LGBT+ identities. Our holistic, non-judgmental, age appropriate approach encourages critical analysis, develops historical thinking skills, and meets the needs of rising generations of students.

  • In addition to the academic content, History UnErased also provides intellectually inspiring professional learning facilitated by K-12 educators experienced in developing classroom teachers’ proficiency and confidence in bringing LGBT+ history into their classroom.

  • We want you to be a part of this critical and necessary work. There are schools right now across the nation ready to bring our curriculum into their classrooms but don’t have the funding. Your donations and support help History UnErased continue putting life-affirming and potentially life-saving LGBT+ history in its rightful place - the classroom.

  • We need your help. Please donate now!

Robert DeLossa

History UnErased provides educators with an invaluable and indispensable resource: the tools with which to become truly inclusive and affirming of all students.

Robert DeLossa, Academic Chair for Social Studies
Joey Banh

Learning about History UnErased gives me hope that the next generation will know that different does not mean bad.

Joey Banh, Entrepreneur
Mohammad Alani

Everyone needs to learn LGBT history. This is so important to fight discrimination and make sure everyone is treated the same no matter who they are, what country they come from, or what color they are.

Mohammad Alani, History UnErased Student
Cynthia Archila

The world we live in is complex and diverse and its history shouldn’t be seen through only one lens. History has to be reflective and representative of all people.

Cynthia Archila, University Student
Em Russell

Incorporating a more diverse curriculum will help future generations be more accepting. As a queer woman, I am so grateful that History UnErased exists to help make that happen.

Em Russell, University Student

Intersections and Connections LGBT+ inclusive curriculum

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