K-14 Educator Outreach

Helping educators stay informed about Eurasian history, culture, and current events.

Photo Credit: Mural "Breath Life," part of the Grove Hall Mural Project By Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs.

Photo by Anna Mudd

Outreach Programming

Professional development workshops for educators on a wide range of topics and opportunities to connect directly with K-14 students.

Curriculum Development

Resources and curriculum development opportunities to help bring our region into your classroom.

The Arts of Eastern Europe and Eurasia: A Webinar Series for Educators

Discover the rich artistic traditions of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia in this engaging six-part webinar series for K–14 educators, launching during the 2025–2026 academic year!

Adolf Hitler greets Ante Pavelić, leader of the Croatian puppet state, upon his arrival at the Berghof for a state visit. June 9, 1941. Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany.

Curriculum-Writing Fellowship: The Holocaust in Southeastern Europe

Explore the overlooked history of the Holocaust in Croatia through a free online curriculum-writing fellowship for K-14.

Engaging Eurasia Teacher Fellowship

A fellowship for high school and community college educators located in the United States, who are devoted to the people, histories, and cultures of Eurasia.

Vocational school No. 14 in Moscow, July 1946. Soviet Information Bureau Photograph Collection. Davis Center Collection at Fung Library, Harvard.

The Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies is excited to collaborate with the Massachusetts Historical Society on National History Day, providing valuable resources on Russian and Eurasian topics for participating students.

Olympiada of Spoken Russian

An opportunity for middle and high school students to test their knowledge of spoken Russian and receive recognition for their demonstrated proficiency.