Civil Rights: A History of Us
Eva Abram's well-researched dramatic portrayal of pivotal events in American history introduces students to compelling characters from an important period. A feisty woman lovingly shares her perseverance and personal experience of growing up in the challenging time of Jim Crow. Mrs. Rosa Parks recalls the Montgomery Bus Boycott and tells what it felt like to live as a second-class citizen. As she seamlessly takes on the lives of her characters, Eva teaches history in a personal way, giving depth to her stories through her own Southern upbringing. Students learn how historic events have affected current society and they come away understanding the importance of participating in democracy.

Fun-tastic Folktales: African and African-American Folktales
Where do stories come from and why do we tell them? Have animals always looked as they do now? How was it when the world was new? With delightful tales from Africa and America, Eva enthusiastically answers these questions by demonstrating the skills of a master storyteller – using voice, gesture and eye contact – to engage audiences of all ages. Through listening and audience participation, students learn kindness, respect, fairness, sharing and they learn that different cultures can share the same values.