11:38
What Does It Mean to Be Asian American?
50:25
Teaching History That Matters Today Educator Workshop
03:40
Civic Engagement - Getting Started
04:26
Justice & Reconciliation - Getting Started
03:48
Civil Liberties & Equity - Getting Started
03:59
Leadership - Getting Started
04:11
U.S.–Japan Relations - Getting Started
03:51
Immigration - Getting Started
03:49
Getting Started with “What Does It Mean To Be An American?"
06:08
U.S.–Japan Relations: Behind the Scenes
09:10
45 Years of Anger: Redress for Japanese Americans
03:11
A Family Immigration Story: The Minetas
03:20
Bridging Two Countries: Norman Y. Mineta
05:36
Building Bridges for Tomorrow
05:06
Building Global Bridges
01:50
Celebrity Immigrants
06:23
Congressional Reflections on Leadership
03:02
What Does It Mean to Be an American?
07:37
Redress Reflections
06:00
Student Activism
03:58
Students' Immigration Stories
07:32
Students on Current-Day Social Equity Issues
08:42
The Fight for Justice
06:07
The Importance of Becoming Involved
09:18
One Man's Battle: Fred Korematsu
03:38
Why I Care: A Student Activist's Perspective
02:28
What Defines a Leader: Two Presidents Speak Out
08:48
What Does it Mean to be a Young Black Man in America?
04:28
What It Means to be Muslim American
02:04
What You Want in a Leader: Student Perspectives
02:53
What Does It Mean To Be An American: Curriculum Overview
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About
Powerful learning, designed to empower & enlighten the 21st century student.
“What Does It Mean to Be An American?” is a free educational curriculum offering six lessons for educators, high school and college students. The curriculum consists of six independent learning modules that examine a key theme from Secretary Norman Mineta’s life and career:
Immigration
Civil Liberties & Equity
Civic Engagement
Justice & Reconciliation
Leadership
U.S.–Japan Relations
Each module provides different perspectives for students to answer the curriculum’s central question: What does it mean to be an American?
Developed by the Mineta Legacy Project in partnership with SPICE (Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education).
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