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Martin Luther King, Jr. stands at a podium with several microphones. Behind him to his left is a crowd of seated and standing people, including Dorothy Height, turned towards him.

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum

Excluded at the March on Washington, Dorothy Height Went on to Become the ‘Godmother of the Civil Rights Movement.’ See How She Built a Movement with Women at the Center.

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Smithsonian Education

Celebrating and Reflecting Upon America's 250th With Iconic Smithsonian Objects that Commemorate the Country’s Story

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Smithsonian Education

How a Meaningful Place-Based Approach to Social Studies Instruction Can Create Deeply Engaged Citizens

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National Museum of the American Indian

These Objects From the Smithsonian Collections Mark the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn

Two men in blue shirts, blue jeans, leather belts, and white cowboy hats pose in front of a brown horse.

Smithsonian Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage

In Eastern Idaho, the Blackfoot Ranch Rodeo Celebrates Cowboys, Craftsmanship, and Community

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National Museum of Natural History

For National Pollinator Week, Learn Why the National Museum of Natural History is Using a State-of-the-Art Conveyor Belt System to Digitize Thousands of Insect Specimens

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Smithsonian Education

How Students Use A.I. in the Classroom Can Be a Difficult Choice. Why One Educator Thinks It's Imperative to Teach Learners to Use It Ethically and Responsibly

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Smithsonian Books

Marvel at Five Objects that Represent the Beauty of the Nation's Natural and Cultural History

Text of the Declaration in two columns, with the names of the signers in four columns.

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum

Every American Knows the Declaration of Independence. Almost Nobody Knows the Woman Who Printed It

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National Museum of American History

Celebrating America 250 with the National Museum of American History

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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Fungi Expert Is on a Mission to Protect Global Natural Underground Networks

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Smithsonian Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage

A Journey to Right the Wrongs on Smithsonian’s ‘Anthology of Central and South American Indian Music’

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National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Meet the Striped Skunk, America's Misunderstood Neighbor

A student leans over a table, writing on a large poster board with a marker during a classroom activity. Surrounding the workspace are colorful pens, papers, and notes, while additional tables, chairs, and a kitchen area with cabinets and a counter appear

Smithsonian Education

New Resources Transform Classrooms into Engines of Civic Engagement by Equipping Educators with the Tools They Need to Take Students from Learning to Leading

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Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

Too Many Coral Restorations Fail. Treating Them Like Experiments Could Help Them Succeed.

Summer Hamilton stands in front of a classroom gesturing.

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum

Discover What a Woman's Voice Can Do That a Textbook Can't. Meet the Team Turning Oral History into Financial Education.

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Office of the Secretary of the Smithsonian

Secretary Lonnie Bunch Says the Smithsonian Keeps 'The Nation’s Memory' in an Exclusive Essay for America’s 250th Birthday

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Smithsonian Journeys

An August for Astrotourism: Chasing a Solar Eclipse in the Vineyards of Spain

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National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

To Restore Montana’s Prairie Streams, Smithsonian Researchers Are Thinking Like Beavers

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National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Meet the Cute, Rare and Remarkable Babies Born at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo This Spring

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