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

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

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

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

A group of students in bright blue shirts gather around a statue of George Washington with a museum facilitator

Equipping Today's Teens with Strong Examples of Historic Changemakers

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2026 Summit Spotlights Civics Teaching through Connections to Art, Culture, History, and Science

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Free Digital Webinar Series Features Teaching Techniques and Resources for Celebrating America at 250

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Smithsonian Program Connects Youth Across America Through Dialogue

eople stand near a mural by the artist Cita Sadeli, and listen to her talking about why and how she made the mural.

A Deep Dive Into D.C. Chinatown's History With Educators and Visitors

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A Treasure Trove of Online Education Resources From the National Museum of African American History and Culture Spans Art, Culture, History and Science

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A New Smithsonian Guide Honors the Service and Sacrifice of America’s Veterans

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Creativity and Co-Creation Bring Local Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Histories to the Classroom

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Brown at 70: The Continued Pursuit Toward Equitable Education

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2023 Education Impact Report Released

A black ink on a red-orange poster board with a small picture of Martin Luther King, Jr. at the top left and Joseph Lowery at the top right. The poster reads: [SCLC / INJUSTICE / Anywhere... / a threat to / JUSTICE / EVERYWHERE / M. L. KING].

Teaching a More Complete Picture of MLK

Three young activists are outside at a protest – looking off into the distance. They all appear to be African American. One is holding a bullhorn and has a determined look on her face. Another is holding the bullhorn’s microphone and speaking into it.

Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum's Message to Students: 'You, Too, Can Be a Changemaker'

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Inspiring Creative Changemakers

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Unpacking the Stories Behind Artist Bisa Butler’s Portrayal of the Harlem Hellfighters

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Creating Dialogue on Bias Through 'The Bias Inside Us' Educator Toolkit

Playbill for "A Raisin in the Sun" with a black and white photo of playwright Lorraine Hansberry

Ten Education Resources to Explore this Women’s History Month

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To Reimagine the Future, Start by Expanding the Stories of Our Past

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