NEWSEUM EDUCATION — JANUARY 2017 |
Black History Month Resources |
Your students are probably familiar with Martin Luther King Jr., but what about the countless others who sought racial equality? We’ll help you tell their stories.
- Our free online historical newspapers, videos and lesson plans help students draw connections to civil rights battles then and now. READ MORE >
- Read about the life and legacy of civil rights activist James Farmer Jr. in a guest blog by SMU professor Ben Voth. READ MORE >
- The “1967: Civil Rights at 50” exhibit, opening Feb. 3, covers the growing militancy in the struggle for racial justice. READ MORE >
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#worldgeochat |
Join Annenberg-Newseum Teacher Institute alum Susan Ikenberry and us at 8 p.m. ET on Feb. 21 for tips on analyzing international news. |
JOIN THE CONVERSATION > |
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Girl Scout Day March 5 |
Enjoy crafts, games, tours and more at a fun-filled day for scouts. Special $11 admission fee for girls, leaders and their families. |
EVENT AND TICKET INFO > |
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New on NewseumED |
Travel the world through the news! Our new World News Reporter Passport helps students learn about how we get and share news. |
DOWNLOAD THE PASSPORT > |
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Woman Suffrage Anniversaries |
Several notable events occurred 100 years ago in 1917 in the push to get women the vote, including the first White House picket. |
CHECK OUT OUR RESOURCES > |
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