Newsletter – July 2022
LAH Newsletter – July 2022
Book Launch: Towards a new path in history education in Lebanon- summaries and recommendation of the conference “talks about trends and approaches for history education in Lebanon”
The Lebanese Association for History celebrated the launch of the book “Towards a New Path in History Education in Lebanon”; Conversations about the trends approaches for History education in Lebanon, 2021 on Wednesday July 6, 2022 at Dar El Nemr, Clemenceau.
Engaging history teachers in Beirut with MASSADER.net
Date: 10, 11 June 2022
Engaging history teachers in Beirut with MASSADER.net
The “Masader Platform” workshops were launched in Lebanon after a tour of the Arab world! The Lebanese Association for History organized a workshop at the Sayed Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah Public Library in Haret Hreik on June 10 and 11, 2022 to introduce the platform and train on its use. It was an interactive workshop, facilitated…
Lebanese Association for History and Lebanese Heritage Foundation Collaboration
“Returning from Hell” was the focus of the roundtable organized by USEK’s Lebanese Heritage Foundation in collaboration with LAH. The event, which took place on September 8 and was streamlined online, is part of a series of roundtables launched this summer. The book, written by ex-detainee in Syria Mr. Ali Abou Dehn, tells his story…
Interview with Dr Amin Elias and LAH member Mrs. Fida Malak around new approaches to teaching history in the classroom on Ici Beyrouth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9JBCK_3lLI&t=1s
Training of Facilitators- Dealing with the Past
Date: May 7 and 8, 2022
Virtual reality gears up to go back in time at Sidon’s Sea Castle
SIDON, Lebanon: Sidon’s Sea Castle is said to have stood for almost 800 years. Built by crusaders, destroyed by the Mamluks and restored by Fakhreddine, the castle, as well as the city that surrounds it, are steeped in history. What if, instead of learning about this history in textbooks, children could go back in time…
Teaching Public History: Interactive Program Paves The Way For Lebanese Teachers
A program hosted by NC State’s Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies is transforming the way Lebanese teachers educate students about their country’s history. The program, a collaboration with the Center for Lebanese Studies and the Lebanese Association for History in Lebanon, brought teachers to campus this summer to learn about the latest scholarship on Lebanon and…
Newsletter – April 2022
LAH Newsletter – April 2022