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Summer Programs Around the National Archives
We have a fun summer planned for both families and educators at our National Archives and Presidential Library locations around the country! July Fourth Come to the home of the Declaration of Independence to join us as we celebrate our … Continue reading
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Primarily Teaching Summer Workshop for Educators
This summer, join us for one of our Primarily Teaching workshops for educators on using historical documents in the classroom. We’ll conduct research with original documents in the holdings of the National Archives and Presidential Libraries. Discover some of those incredible … Continue reading
Posted in National History Day, Professional Development
Tagged digitization, docsteach, farm, immigration, migratory_labor, national_archives_dc, nhd, PD, primarily_teaching, primary_sources, professional_development, research, Summer 17 PD, truman, truman_library, women's_history, women's_rights
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Oppressed Women Ask the Government to “Make Amends”
A petition created by Alaska Native women during World War II can help students understand the right of the people to “petition for redress of grievances.” Continue reading
Teaching with Artifacts: What Edith Galt Wilson’s Suit Can Teach Students about World War I and Women in America
Students feel like detectives on a mission to discover what they can learn about history when they learn with artifacts. Continue reading
March is Women’s History Month
We have teamed up with other federal agencies and cultural institutions to provide digital content, including resources for teachers. Continue reading
