September 17, 2019

Episode 13: Frank Pisi - Equity in History Curriculum

By YDN Admin

In season two – episode 13 of in our tribe we sit down with Frank Pisi, Director of History-Social Science for Sacramento County Office of Education to discuss how the school subject of History has advanced in the last decade or so. It turns out that this isn’t our grandmothers’ history lessons anymore. In California History has become more engaging, equitable, and relevant. Enjoy our conversation with a true Youth Development Pioneer who is ensuring that all young people not only know history but also know their own story.

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