The Robert H. Jackson Center and the National Council for the Social Studies announce the 2015 Robert H. Jackson Center Award for Teaching Justice. Jointly sponsored by NCSS and the Jackson Center, the award was created to honor an educator who teaches the concept of justice in creative, inspiring ways, which may include teaching about civil liberties, human rights, international humanitarian law, the Holocaust, genocide studies, or local issues of justice. Nominations must be postmakred by June 26, 2015. Get more information and apply