What unites us is more important than what divides us. “Moved by Waters” is an uplifting and inspirational new documentary that depicts collaborative projects involving organizations and diverse groups of students, teachers, artists, farmers, and volunteers of all ages. Setting aside political or other differences, all are working toward improving the quality of water in […]
The Spark Citizenship project helps you do something more than just stress about the election this year. Instead, build up your civic skills and practice responsible citizenship in your community. We don't mean citizenship as what passport you hold, but rather the practice of being a contributing member in society and taking responsibility for making […]
Curious about reform movements of the past? Consider visiting Susan B. Anthony’s National Historic Landmark home to learn about the legendary civil rights leader and her many causes including suffrage, temperance, and abolition and how they connect to today’s issues. After visiting Susan B. Anthony's National Historic Landmark home, pick up one of our Susan […]
Join the Kentucky Historical Society for a limited short video series examining Kentucky citizenship in the past and present. Learn about four Kentuckians who demonstrated patriotism and sacrifice. Gain new resources to activate the freedoms of your American citizenship. (four weekly 1-minute videos shared from D-Day to Independence Day) Kenneth Maddox (DEFENDER): Fought and saved […]
The 3 Pillars of Civic Engagement, is a special talk with Tara Pehush from the League of Women Voters covering voting, lobbying and advocacy, and community involvement. Sponsored by the New-York Historical Society.
The Museum of Us' Race: Are We So Different? – Race and Education is a virtual exhibit to understand how racism has been and currently is embedded in institutions such as education and schooling. The end of the exhibit includes reflection questions and more resources to learn more. Visit the exhibit by going to: https://artsandculture.google.com/u/1/story/-wVx6BL6MYVgKQ?hl=en.
Whether you have 15 minutes, 30, or an hour, you can learn about how you are represented by your local, state, and federal decision-makers. Explore the state-based resources on the GeoCivics website to learn about the people you are voting for, the individuals in charge of drawing electoral district lines in your community, and the […]
The Museum of Us’ Race: Are We So Different? – Social Stratification virtual exhibit highlights how social stratification intersects with race to create significant impacts on how we experience our lives.
The Museum of Us' Race: Are We So Different? virtual exhibit explains the origins of race and racism, and helps us raise awareness, build community, and positively impact the ways in which we treat each other. Most of what we think about race is based on myth, folklore, or assumptions unsupported by genetics or biology.
Curious about reform movements of the past? Consider visiting Susan B. Anthony’s National Historic Landmark home to learn about the legendary civil rights leader and her many causes including suffrage, temperance, and abolition and how they connect to today’s issues. After visiting Susan B. Anthony's National Historic Landmark home, pick up one of our Susan […]
Did you know 41 Million Gen Zers will be eligible to vote in the 2024 Presidential Election – making up 49% of the electorate? Yes, you read that right, and this stat may include you and your friends! As a response, DoSomething just launched the Voter Catalyst Network (VCN) to mobilize a new generation of […]
The circumstances that led New Glarus, Wisconsin Amish into a showdown in the early 1970s with local officials and the American legal system is detailed in this excerpt from "The Amish Incident: Wisconsin vs Yoder".