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Common Ground: The Heart of Community

Japanese American National Museum , United States

Incorporating hundreds of objects, documents, and photographs from JANM’s collection, this exhibition chronicles Japanese American history, beginning in the late 1800s with the early days of the Issei (first generation) pioneers and continuing through the World War II incarceration, post-war resettlement, and the redress movement. Timed, advance tickets are required. No walk-ins admitted. 11 a.m. […]

Free

“We the People, Me the Person” Exhibit at the Carnegie Museum

The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County , United States

We the People, Me the Person is an exhibit focusing on the role of national and local government. The exhibit features content on citizenship, Constitutional Amendments, landmark Supreme Court cases, and women's suffrage. The Museum is free and open Tuesdays-Saturdays, 10:00-5:00.

American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith

Senator John Heinz History Center , United States

Developed in partnership with the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), this timely exhibit provides much-needed historical context following a year that included heated elections, civil unrest, and challenges to our democracy. With rare artifacts, engaging interactives, and immersive exhibit design, the American Democracy exhibit showcases the […]

Explore the “You Have to Start a Thing” Exhibition

North Carolina Museum of History , United States

"You Have to Start a Thing" explores how Tar Heel women and men fought for—and against—woman suffrage in the decades leading up to 1920. It also chronicles the ongoing struggle to ensure voting rights for North Carolinians of color and the (slow) entry of women into positions of political power in our state. The museum […]

Free

Court House Square Walking Tour

Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society Charlottesville, VA, United States

Court Square & Environs: Our trained volunteers and staff will escort you on a guided walking tour around the Historic Court Square and its environs, the original 1762 core of Charlottesville. Tours start on the sidewalk in front of the Albemarle County Courthouse and end at the McIntire Building, covering local history from pre-Revolution up […]

Hamilton the Musical at Mount Vernon

George Washington's Mount Vernon , United States

While there is no record of Alexander Hamilton visiting, evidence of Hamilton the Musical abound at George Washington's Mount Vernon. What ideas was Lafayette fighting for with all those Guns and Ships? Where are those Fig Trees? Opportunities to "that we can sing along in harmony" will be optional. Spots are limited. This program is […]

Free

Hear American Stories from Soldiers

National Museum of the United States Army , United States

Highlighting the experiences of Soldiers, both renowned and lesser-known, the Museum honors the accomplishments, commitment, and sacrifice of those who have served and creates a rich tapestry of history in times of war and peace. Each soldier’s story adds a new thread to the fabric of the American story. Visit in person to learn more […]

Free

Stronger Together: Black Liberation and Asian Solidarity

Japanese American National Museum , United States

The USC Pacific Asia Museum, the Chinese American Museum, and the Japanese American National Museum presented "Stronger Together: Black Liberation and Asian Solidarity" virtually on November 19, 2020. The discussion covered the historic moment in the movement for Black lives and the importance of cross-movement solidarity and coalitional consciousness. The panelists reflected on the history […]

Smithsonian Estudios Sociales en Línea

Smithsonian's National Museum of American History , United States

Participa en una exploración en línea de temas clave en estudios sociales, presentando recursos de museos de la institución Smithsonian.

Free

Subscribe to the “Get Smart About News” Newsletter

News Literacy Project , United States

Get Smart About News is our new free newsletter designed for the general public. It explores timely examples of misinformation, addresses media and press freedom topics and discusses social media trends and issues.

Take a Tour through Kentucky’s Civil Rights History

Kentucky Historical Society Lexington, KY, United States

Through a digital (or in-real-life) tour of historical markers, learn about Kentuckians involvement in the push for Civil Rights, as well as landmark legislation, court decisions, and other activities which led to expanded freedom in the Commonwealth. Visit online or useThe ExploreKY smartphone app to access numerous tours and experiences, to customize walking, driving, or […]

Free

Voting & States Rights—Rights for All?

Connecticut Explored , United States

It's important to understand the role of states in extending—and limiting—the right to vote. We might think that voting as a right for everyone was part of our founding values—but history tells us differently. Protecting your right to vote begins at your state legislature.

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