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On August 9, 1974, President Richard M. Nixon resigned from the Oval Office. Use this resource to teach young people about this period in U.S. history.

Learn to produce a fact-check video using media literacy skills

Learn about the United Nations human rights principles for indigenous peoples through the lens of oral history storytelling

Learn to produce a fact-check video using media literacy skills

Learn how inventions are solving problems around the world and then have students design their own inventions that help their communities.

Learn what happens in the annual State of the Union address and predict what will be covered

Learn to produce a fact-check video using media literacy skills

Mark the anniversary of the Selma March and watch these clips from the movie 'Selma'

Students will explore historical presidential campaign ads and then create their own TV ads

In this lesson plan, students will discuss what makes advertisements effective and examine ads produced by the 2020 presidential campaigns.

Discuss why more Americans are anxious about the future of democracy and review ideas to make U.S. democracy stronger

As first responders keep our communities safe, learn how to help keep them safe through new inventions.