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Showing posts with label Katrina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katrina. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2009

GNOCDC Katrina and Recovery data

This is an exceptional site about what's going on in New Orleans today.

They have a great re-population map that students can use to understand how much of New Orleans is back to Pre-K levels.
Posted by MK at 10:34 AM No comments:
Labels: Katrina

Monday, February 23, 2009

Katrina from the Journal of American History

The Journal had a special issue devoted to Katrina.

Great media section including great audio slideshows.

A page of further resources. Including a guide of neighborhoods, jazz music, timeline of levee construction and more.
Posted by MK at 11:35 AM No comments:
Labels: civil rights, Katrina, primary source, project ideas, race, US History
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