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February is African American History Month. Learn about Tucson's African American community in our website In The Steps of Esteban
Curriculum modules mapped to the Arizona Department of Education's Standards-Based Teaching and Learning
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"Digital Storytelling refers to using new digital tools to help ordinary people to tell their own real-life stories." Wikipedia
In January 2008 we created Through Our Parents' Eyes first digital story. We are adding more digital stories, using audio, images and video. Interested in telling your story?
- Patricia Stephenson Remembers Louise Foucar Marshall added January 2008
- Patricia Stephenson Talks About Mrs. Marshall's Properties added February 2008
On January 25, 2008, about 120 people attended The Legacy of Gold Mountain: Chinese Immigrant Families in Southern Arizona. Organized by Pima Community College as the first of its new Discovering Southern Arizona series, it was held at the beautiful Tucson Chinese Cultural Center and featured presentations by David Tang, Yen "Gary" Low, and Pasty Lee. They shared family stories and answered questions.
More Southern Arizona Digitial Stories
Through Our Parents' Eyes recommends that you visit the Miners' Story Project, an oral history project developed by Flandrau Science Center and the University of Arizona Mineral Museum. Listen to stories from this excellent digital storytelling project.