To support the Zinn Education Project, the publisher is offering a hardback copy of Stitching Freedom by Gary Tyler with Ellen Bravo for donors of $200 or more.
Add a note when you make a donation that you would like to receive a copy of this new book.
The publisher of Stitching Freedom also donated copies for teachers.
In fact, thanks to donations by publishers, authors, and individuals, we distributed more than 2,700 free people’s history books to schools this year, including in states where authorities outlaw teaching history truthfully. One of those books, featured in the map above, was Original Sins: The (Mis)education of Black and Native Children and the Construction of American Racism by Eve L. Ewing.
With your support, we can directly challenge education censorship and book bans in 2026.
Add these events, hosted by the Zinn Education Project and our colleagues, to your 2026 calendar. Online unless noted otherwise.
2026 Black Lives Matter at School Curriculum Fair, January 24. Workshops include: “Archives in Class: Teaching with the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis Records” and “Justice in Action: Equipping Students to Reimagine Democracy.”
I’ll Make Me a World: The 100-Year Journey of Black History Month with Jarvis Givens, February 2. Drawing on archival research, personal stories involving family and students, and especially the wisdom of Black educators, Givens recovers the legacy of Carter G. Woodson and many others who envisioned Black history as a liberatory force — knowledge that shapes who we are, how we resist, and what we dream.
The annualNative Knowledge 360° Teach-In, hosted by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in collaboration with Teaching for Change on March 14, is an online opportunity for educators to access classroom resources from NMAI’s Native Knowledge 360° education portal, the Zinn Education Project, and more.
