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CALLING ALL EDUCATORS Encouraging students in the United States to engage with genocide as a pressing global issue is crucial to the success of One Million Bones. We are asking teachers and students to bring this initiative into their classrooms and to become participants in this important event. One Million Bones allows teachers to create curricula that encourages analysis and synthesis as well as the creative consideration of global issues. Regardless of the subject taught, we are convinced that One Million Bones can assist with student engagement and skill acquisition at all educational levels. Because the context of One Million Bones involves many global issues (e.g., human rights, world history, geography, poverty, racism), and because the construction of bones stimulates imagination, we believe that teachers and students will enjoy participating in this initiative. More information at: http://www.onemillionbones.org/ CALLING ALL EDUCATORS Encouraging students in the United States to engage with genocide as a pressing global issue is crucial to the success of One Million Bones. We are asking teachers and students to bring this initiative into their classrooms and to become participants in this important event. One Million Bones allows teachers to create curricula that encourages analysis and synthesis as well as the creative consideration of global issues. Regardless of the subject taught, we are convinced that One Million Bones can assist with student engagement and skill acquisition at all educational levels. Because the context of One Million Bones involves many global issues (e.g., human rights, world history, geography, poverty, racism), and because the construction of bones stimulates imagination, we believe that teachers and students will enjoy participating in this initiative. More information at: http://www.onemillionbones.org/