Learning & Teaching with Veterans
By Howard Zeiderman Sometimes a name is uncanny. Such is the case with the Touchstones-National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) veterans’ program: Completing the Odyssey:
Touchstones In Thailand
By Lynn Cloutier It's fascinating to me that our materials are used around the world. I have enjoyed working with educators in Canada, Spain,
Our Future Is Now
By Howard Zeiderman For several decades, many reputable business magazines and corporate leaders have sounded an alarm: future generations aren't being prepared for a
Together
By Stefanie Takacs With a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the Touchstones Discussion Project launched a new program specifically for
Partners Beyond the Classroom
By Touchstones Roving Reporter On January 24, Touchstones’ Executive Director, Stefanie Takacs, and Advisory Council member, Randy Cover, stepped temporarily into entirely new roles—
Growing Our Reach – We Love Teachers
By Lynn Cloutier At Touchstones, our customers are at the heart of our operations and program development. Teachers, curriculum supervisors, librarians, and other educators
What do Polar Bears and Touchstones have in Common?
By Howard Zeiderman When I was younger, I never expected to travel to the many places I have visited over the last three decades:
Destined for Positive Change
By Stefanie Takacs, Executive Director Since 2015, Touchstones staff have been running discussion programs within the school at the Maryland Correctional Institute for Women,
Leadership Development On Deck
By Howard Zeiderman As we look forward to spring of 2019, we’re gearing up for some great Touchstones professional development activity this month and
Why I Participate
By Charles Green Having graduated from the St. John’s College Graduate Institute program, a Touchstones discussion feels extremely familiar to me, with participants sitting
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