2025

• On the Spot: The Boston Massacre Through Maps (ARGO)
• Exhibition Preview for Educators: Terrains of Independence (ARGO)
• Mapping Johnny Tremain (ARGO)
• Making the Revolution Local, Part One | Beyond George Washington Slept Here: How Maps Can Expand Our Understanding of Historic Events
• Making the Revolution Local, Part Two | The Revolution Today: Using Digital Tools to Connect Past and Present
• Teaching 250: Using Maps to Teach the American Revolution

2024

• 2024 NEH Summer Institute “Community and Resilience in Maritime New England” with the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education
• Taking It to the Streets: Using Atlascope and Urban Atlases in the Classroom
• The Basics of Teaching with Maps (in partnership with George Washington’s Mount Vernon)

2023

• Small Bites 2022-2023: An after-school series of gatherings for educators introducing our core programs
  • Native People & Settler Colonialism: A Story of Land and Maps
  • Map Learning for Elementary Students: What is a Map?
  • Mapping the American Revolution
• Visualizing the World: Maps as Stories, Teachers as Scholars
• Lifting as We Climb: Black Women’s Activism in Turn-of-the-20th-Century Boston
• 2023 Carolyn A. Lynch Summer Teacher Fellowship: Teaching Boston Community History

2022

• Small Bites 2021-2022: An after-school series of gatherings for educators interested in teaching about Boston through a geospatial and social justice lens
  • Learn to Make a Digital Map Mini-session
  • Environmental Justice in Boston
  • Educator Social and Map Giveaway
  • Environmental Justice and Activism Resource Sharing with the Tsongas Industrial History Center
• More or Less in Common: Teaching Environmental Justice and Activism in Massachusetts and Beyond
• Visualizing Change in Boston: Using Digital Commonwealth Collections to Tell Stories of Places and Activism
• 2022 Carolyn A. Lynch Summer Teacher Fellowship: Teaching Boston Community History
• Small Bites 2022-2023: An after-school series of gatherings for educators introducing our core programs
  • World Maps Over Time

2021

• 2021 Carolyn A. Lynch Summer Teacher Fellowship: Teaching Boston Community History
• Mapping a New World: Places of Conflict and Colonization in 17th Century New England, NEH Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshop
• Small Bites: An after-school series of gatherings for educators interested in teaching about Boston through a geospatial and social justice lens
  • Educator Social and Map Giveaway
  • Visualizing Change in Boston
  • Redlining Maps and Their Legacy
  • Critical Map Reading and Literacy

2020

• Introduction to Digital Mapping in the Classroom
• 2020 Carolyn A. Lynch Summer Teacher Fellowship: Teaching Boston Community History

2019

• Summer 2019 Carolyn A. Lynch Teacher Fellowship
• America Transformed: Teaching Westward Expansion Using Maps, Art and Primary Sources
• America Transformed: Teaching Westward Expansion Using Primary Sources

2018

• Unpacking the New Standards
• Maps as Primary Sources to Energize Math, Science, and other STEAM Curricula
• Teaching Immigration Past and Present
• America Transformed: Teaching Westward Expansion through Inquiry
• Visualizing the World: Maps as Stories

2017

• Population Education
• NEH Landmarks Workshop: Mapping a New World (2017)
• Mapping Meaning

2016

• Mapping Boston’s Role in the American Revolution
• Landscape of Revolution
• Power of Maps

2015

• Teaching Social Studies Using Maps as Primary Resources
• Visualizing the American Revolution
• Mapping Boston’s Role in the American Revolution
• Landscape of Revolution
• History in Motion: Developing Primary Source Sets
• Teacher’s Program for Global Studies

2014

• The World in Your Hand: A Buckminster Fuller Map Dome Workshop
• Learning With Maps
• Visualizing Immigration
• Teaching Math with Maps (2014)

2013

• Teaching Math with Maps (2013)

2010

• Lesley University 2010 Summer Institute
• Massachusetts Geographic Alliance 2010 Summer Institute