We are always looking for new resources to include to diversify our collection! If you have a go-to resource that you use in your classroom, please enclose a web URL and a brief description of its use in the appropriate Google form. Our team will review and publish it on the website.
Join us in building this vital resource network for the future of humanities education in the United States. Whether you’re contributing resources, sharing expertise, or simply spreading the word, your support helps ensure that quality humanities education remains accessible to all students!
In this section, we are collecting reading lists, quizzes, and other source materials from all reading levels with an aim towards providing diverse reading recommendations and resources for students. We also accept resources targeted towards building a writing practice, from academic nonfiction writing to creative writing.
This section curates impactful pieces of art throughout history, shaping the ways in which artwork facilitates societal and political growth. We also collect free art history resources, information about museums, and ways to get involved in the arts in your area. If you’d like to contribute to the artist spotlight, click here.
Our history section brings together historical archives, museums, and historical locations across the United States and across the globe to make history come alive. We accept free archives of historical records, history teaching aids and videos, and information about museum access and exhibitions across the United States.
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