Uncover the Past with Primary Source Documents
Bringing History, Civics, and Inquiry to Life through Primary Source Document Analysis
Educational Services
Workshops help educators develop practical strategies for student-centered learning, historical thinking, media literacy, and evidence-based discussion using resources from archives, museums, and cultural institutions.
Programs can be customized for K–12 teachers, school districts, museums, and pre-service educators in virtual, in-person, or hybrid formats.
Professional Development Workshops for Educators
Help K-12 learners explore history, civics, and social issues through inquiry, discussion, and hands-on analysis of primary sources. Programs engage students in examining original historical documents, photographs, maps, and artifacts while developing critical thinking, research, media literacy, and evidence-based argumentation skills.
Sessions can be tailored for elementary, middle, high school, and college audiences and are available in classroom and virtual settings. Topics can include the Constitution, civil rights, immigration, media literacy, archival research, elections, and more.
Educational Programs for Students
Services for museums, libraries, archives, cultural institutions, and school districts seeking to expand meaningful public engagement and inquiry-based learning. Services include curriculum and program development, educator resource creation, exhibit and interpretive education support, professional development planning, partnership building, strategic educational initiatives, and the integration of primary sources into classroom and public programming.
Drawing on extensive experience, consulting projects are designed to help organizations create accessible, engaging, and academically rigorous learning experiences for diverse audiences.
Educational Consulting for Institutions
Innovative Programs and Resources for Teachers, Students, and Institutions
