Single-User License
No Subscription Fees!
Our Single-User License Puts the Power in Teachers' Hands
In honor of classroom teachers and with the support of donors, we can offer our Single-User License for Intersections & Connections supplemental U.S. History curriculum at a steeply discounted rate of $150 — a $500 value.
A one-time investment provides lifetime access with automatic updates and new content, monthly professional learning to earn CEUs, and the opportunity to join our Certified History UnErased Teacher Program!
IMPORTANT: Immediately after purchase, you will receive an email from History UnErased with a unique sign-up code for Intersections & Connections digital platform and instructions on how to register. Once you register, you will be directed to the home page, which includes information about our monthly virtual learning sessions, regularly scheduled office hours, and more.
Overview & Timeline
Intersections & Connections supplemental curriculum provides hundreds of teaching materials complementing 80+ thematic units, case studies, and other types of instructional materials. From Colonial America to the 21st Century, students engage with a richer US history that is LGBTQ-inclusive and intersectional, whether it is race, gender, ethnicity, and/or nationality.
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Academically rigorous, multi-modal materials
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Videos, podcasts, interactive games
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Posters, book lists, trivia cards, and more!
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Designed digital flipbooks & printer-friendly options
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One-step functionality to easily share with students
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Automatic updates & revisions
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Automatic addition of new content
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Much of the curriculum is also available in Spanish
Example intro video from the James Baldwin case study to demonstrate how our unique videos bring primary sources to life and provide a hook for students.
Video introduction to our digital platform with Jocardo Ralston, who also introduces the "Pauli Murray: Overcoming Jane Crow" thematic unit.
CLICK HERE for our new semester-long elective course, "Pauli Murray's America," which is targeted for grades 10+ and developed with funding from the New York City Council.
