CLEMMONS FAMILY FARM
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Windows to A Multicultural World
Place-Based Learning for Educational Enrichment 

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Windows to A Multicultural World modules for K-12 field trips
Our set of educational enrichment modules are delivered on-site at the Clemmons Family Farm and offer a range of content covering African-American and African diaspora history, art, culture and geography content.   
Our "Windows to A Multicultural World" educational enrichment programs provide a unique opportunity for school field trips to the historic Clemmons Family Farm in Charlotte, Vermont.  

We offer six separate modules with a range of age-appropriate place-based learning activities grounded in African-American history and African diaspora art and culture. 

​Many of the field trip modules offered at the Clemmons Family Farm are facilitated by artists and scholars of African descent.
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Each module is developed to meet specific learning objectives and to address selected Core Curriculum Standards for the State of Vermont. ​​

The African diaspora is the term commonly used
​to describe the peoples of 
Africa who were taken from their home continent  during ​ the Transatlantic Slave Trade 
from the 1600's and the 1800's and dispersed throughout
the world. Today the African 
Diaspora includes
millions of people of African descent
 
who live in Africa, Europe, ​the Americas, the Caribbean,
​Asia and the Far East. 
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Helping All Children Become World​ ​Citizens
In 2018, bill 
H.794 was introduced by a team of lawmakers in the Vermont General Assembly to advocate for the adoption of “ethnic studies standards” into statewide educational standards and for a policy on ethnic and social equity in schools.  Our "Windows to A Multicultural World" field trips are designed to help schools to get a head start on meeting these emerging standards and to support the efforts that many schools are already making to help their students acquire the skills, attitudes and exposure to multicultural settings that they need to reach their full potential as citizens of the world. 
To learn more about our place-based multicultural learning field trips, please email us at clemmonsfamilyfarm@gmail.com or leave us a message at (765) 560-5445.
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  • About
    • About Us
    • Our Vision >
      • Our Plans for the Center
    • Who We Are >
      • Jack and Lydia's Living Legacy
      • How Jack and Lydia Found and Bought the Farm
    • What We Do
    • Press Coverage >
      • Other News >
        • 2017 Updates
        • 2016 Updates
    • What Our Community is Saying >
      • Feedback from other Vermont communities
    • When Are We Open?
  • A Sense of Place
    • Why, Hello there, Artists!
    • African Diaspora Artists Registry
  • Programs
    • Events! >
      • This Winter's Exhibits
      • 2018 Steps to Resilience Exhibit
      • 2018 To Sing of Common Things
    • Farm >
      • Forest
    • Art >
      • A bit about the Art
      • Farm2Art Program >
        • Summer 2016 Farm2Art Program
      • Culinary Heritage & Arts Program
    • Heritage >
      • Our Heritage
      • Holding On to Our Legacies
    • K-8 Field Trips
  • Farm Storytelling
    • Farm Storytelling Channel
    • Our Storytelling >
      • Heritage, Farm & Family Stories >
        • Louisiana and Arkansas: 1800s - 1920s
        • From the South to the Mid-West: 1930s to 1950s
        • Vermont: 1960's - present
        • Finding and Buying the Farm
      • Vermont2Africa and Back Stories
  • Historic Buildings
    • Venue Rentals
    • Six Historic Buildings
    • The Barn House >
      • The Barn House Legacy
    • The Big Barn >
      • "Making History, Creating Place" Videos!
      • The Historic Water Cistern
    • The Main House >
      • About the Black Locust Trees
    • The Shop >
      • Shop Storytelling Videos
  • Subscribe!
  • Donate