Join us for an engaging 90-minute webinar with Library of Congress (LOC) education experts. Participants will learn about and apply Project Zero Thinking Routines for analyzing primary sources that are particularly rich and complex in visual detail.
What can the study of museum objects teach us about migration and the human condition? This workshop sets out to answer that question by introducing Project Zero’s Re-imagining Migration (RiM) […]
How we tell the story matters, and we’re working on how to tell it better! Connect with the Civil War Washington Consortium (Ford's Theatre, President Lincoln's Cottage, Tudor Place Historic […]
Hung Liu: Portraits of Promised Lands (August 27, 2021–May 30, 2022) is the first museum exhibition to focus on the Chinese American artist’s portraiture. Hung Liu (1948–2021) created multilayered paintings that have […]
Teachers will be introduced to the intersection of Indigenous women artists and activism. They will explore the museum’s collections and PZ Thinking Routines as tools to deepen their knowledge of […]
DC-based, and world-renowned, artist and teacher Alma Thomas (1891–1978) used her life and her art to make the world a better, brighter, more beautiful place. Join DC-Project Zero and four […]
Language as Lens: Language and culture are closely linked; the way a language is structured can reflect important ideas about relationships, respect, time, even an individual’s position in space. Together, […]
Come see and hear how DC teachers and students have taken on maker-centered learning practices, in and out of the classroom, over the past year. At the Exhibition of Maker-Centered […]
Inspiring joy, meaning, hope, and action for our learners—and ourselves! As we navigate the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic--which has touched virtually everyone around the globe, often in deeply […]
