Explore the newly reimagined Facing Freedom exhibition, which examines how people in the United States have shaped freedom through civic action, service, innovation, and advocacy.  This two-part seminar includes facilitated activities, time in the exhibition, scholarly talks, and field trip planning. We will examine the four themes of the exhibition—Unite: workers’ rights, Speak Out: public protest, Defend: protecting community, and Struggle: race and citizenship—and the case studies within these themes.  

Each session covers distinctly different themes and stories. Sessions can stand alone, but they build on one another, so we encourage attending both. Leave with FREE classroom resources. Recommended for middle and high school educators.