Virtual Outings SY26-27

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The greatest stories of all time are true. On this thrilling Walking With Dinosaurs Virtual Field Trip, Grade 3–8 students will meet six iconic dinosaurs emerging from incredible digs.

Get ready to learn more about Triceratops, Spinosaurus, Gastonia and much more!
Link to get started: Dinosaurs

Curious About Terrestrial Beings? Look No Further! Radiolab for Kids Presents: Terrestrials

Sy Montgomery, an author and naturalist, shares the story of a color-changing creature many people assumed to be brainless who outsmarts his human captors. If you want a SPOILER of what the creature is, read on: It’s an octopus. We hear the story of one particularly devious octopus who lost a limb, was captured by humans, and then managed to make an escape from its aquarium tank—back into the ocean! The tale of “Inky” the octopus calls into question who we think of as intelligent (and kissable) in the animal kingdom.

Learn more about an Octopus Heist by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 01. The Mastermind: An Octopus Heist

Do- Get crafty with a fun activity sheet! For a free octopus worksheet, click here.

High above the banks of the Mississippi river, a nest holds the secret life of one of America’s most patriotic creatures. Their story puzzles scientists, reinforces indigenous wisdom, and wows audiences, all thanks to a park ranger named Ed, and a well-placed webcam. If you want to spoil the mystery, here ya go: it’s a bald eagle. Actually, it’s three bald eagles. A mama bird and daddies make a home together for over a decade and give new meaning to our national symbol.

Learn more about the Bald Eagle by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials Episode 03: The Trio - A Bald Eagle Love Story

Over a billion lightyears ago, in the darkness of outer space, a collision of black holes sent out a fleet of invisible waves that were headed right toward planet Earth. The waves were so powerful they could ripple spacetime but most people on Earth didn't believe the waves were real. SPOILER ALERT: The waves are called gravitational waves and…they are real! Astrophysicist Dr. Wanda Díaz Merced tells the story of what happened when they hit Earth in 2015 and how scientists came to learn to use senses beyond eyesight to detect the waves. We also learn from Dr. Stavros Katsanevas about the building of a giant gravitational wave catcher called “The Interferometer.” This episode also explores how to persist in the face of doubt as we learn Wanda's tale of going blind and learning how to listen to the stars.

Learn more about the how gravitational waves (literally) rocked our world by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 04. The Unimaginable: How Gravitational Waves (Literally) Rocked Our World

Disclaimer: This episode deals with the loss of a loved one and grief.

The ocean can be a scary place: the waves are so strong, the water so deep. But surfer and illustrator AJ Dungo tells the story of an earthling who figured out how to walk on water and literally defy the rules of gravity. If you want a big SPOILER, here it is: It’s only human for the season, the grandfather of modern-day surfing, Duke Kahanamoku. Duke’s great grandniece, Heather Kina’u Paoa tells us about what Duke’s life was really like. We learn about the physics of surfing, and how surfing is an escape, not just on a spiritual level, but a physical one too. Finally, we learn how Duke’s story of learning to conquer the waves while remaining true to his Hawaiian heritage inspired AJ to get through one of the hardest times of his life.

Learn more about the Water Walker by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 05. The Water Walker: One Surfer’s Epic Escape

In the game of life, every species is like an action figure. You got your dogs and your dung beetles, your bald eagles and your blueberries. And for a long time scientists believed it was pretty much impossible for those action figures to mix and make a new kind of action figure that was able to have its own babies (dog beetles? Baldberries? Nah). But, today we tell the story of a four-legged beast in Kentucky whose existence is upending scientific beliefs. If you want a big fat SPOILER, here it is: the creature in question is a mule! After almost 20 years of living her life as a hybrid (a mix between a horse and a donkey), believed to be incapable of having babies, Peanut the mule shocked the world by doing the impossible. Peanut’s owners, Teresa and Jerry Smothers, tell us the story of her life. Evolutionary biologist Dr. Molly Schumer explains how scientists’ understanding of hybrids has changed dramatically over the course of Peanut’s lifetime. And no mule episode would be complete without a cowboy-hatted mule packer leading us deep into the rocky trails of the American West on muleback to explain why mules are the best of both worlds of their parents.

Learn more about the Miracle Mule by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 06. The Hybrid: A Miracle Mule

As dead as they seem, tree stumps are hubs of life and relationships. From stumps to snags, deadwood provides habitat for rodents, falcons, insects, and even humans! Stumps hold together the forest floor, give hunting perches to birds of prey in flatlands, prevent erosion and the encroachment of invasive species, usher in sunlight, provide nutrients, can be wells of renewable fuel, and hold onto stories human beings might have forgotten. Without these ghosts of trees past, nothing would be the same. Scottish author, artist and lover of tree stumps, Dr. Amanda Thomson, leads host Lulu Miller on a “tour de stumps,” a journey across space and time to learn about some of the most magical stumps on the planet. We learn how these overlooked dead things actually sustain the living.

Learn more about the wild world of tree stumps by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 07. The Stumpisode: The Wild World of Tree Stumps!

Middle schooler, Aanya, has an up-close encounter with a squirrel in the school yard, which leads her to an obsession with one of North America's most common critters. She tells host Lulu Miller all about the overlooked superpowers of squirrels, including one squirrel who lives way up in the Arctic, where the weather gets so cold the squirrels who live there drop their body temperatures down below freezing and somehow, miraculously, survive. Host Lulu travels to Alaska to meet one of these squirrels as it sleeps, and Lulu talks with biologists Dr. Kelly Drew and Dr. Brian Barnes about why this humble squirrel holds potential for treating Alzheimers, brain injury, and even helping astronauts hibernate on the long journey to Mars.

Learn more about the extreme squirrels in the arctic by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 08. The Snowball: Extreme Squirrels in the Arctic

The honeybee. The ever-important pollinator for our plants is disappearing. Some call it the silence of the bees, others call it colony collapse disorder. Dr. Sammy Ramsey, our official bug correspondent, wondered, could it be due to parasites? And if so, how do we catch all of them? This question takes Dr. Sammy to the heart of a jungle in Bangladesh to look for overlooked honeybees impervious to parasites. The only problem? He can't find them. With help from a local guide named Babulall, he learns how the most overlooked bees could possibly save all the honey bees in the world. Plus, they have some killer dance moves.

Learn more about the giant honeybees by clicking the link below and listening to the story:

Terrestrials 09. The Crystal Ball: Giant Honeybees Who Predict the Future

🎧✨ Get Ready to Be Amazed! Special Feature Presented by Radiolab 🎧✨

🐋 Whale Superheroes: The Humpback vs. The Killer Whale 🐋

The Humpback and the Killer | Radiolab Podcast 🐋🦈

Killer whales — orcas — eat all sorts of animals, including humpback calves. But one day, biologists saw a group of humpback whales trying to stop killer whales from eating... a seal. And then it happened again. And again. But why? Is it instinct, or are humpbacks more like superhero vigilantes of the sea? 🦸‍♀️🌊

We will digs deep to uncover the untold story behind this amazing behavior. 🎧 Get ready to listen and be entranced by what you'll discover! I promise you won’t be able to stop thinking about what these whales are really up to. Don't miss out on this incredible journey into the deep! 🐋💥

Recommended age for listeners: High School 9 - 12

Younger grade levels require adult supervision.

Click below to start the fun!

The Humpback and the Killer | Radiolab Podcast

Meet Arpi Krikorian, an illustrator who uses art to represent the resilience of her Armenian culture and heritage. Arpi believes sharing the joyful aspects of culture and heritage are strong acts of resilience to overcome historical tragedies.

Content Advisory: This virtual field trip, explores the experiences of individuals who have used art to process and express resilience following traumatic events. Topics may include discussions of trauma, survival, culture, and identity. Some content may be sensitive or intense for younger audiences. Viewer discretion is advised, and we recommend parental guidance for students

About the Video Topic Series

The Art of Resilience is a three-part video topic series highlighting the power of art and the creative process in building resilience amongst survivors of traumatic events. The series chronicles the journeys of talented and impactful artists who use their art to tell their story to inspire others. Each testimony in this series illustrates how art reaffirms shared humanity by celebrating culture, identity and survival.

Link to Series: The Art of Resilience

Discover the stories that shaped our nation! Dive into Curiosity Kits for History, featuring American Aviation, Black History, Women’s History, Native American History, and more—explore their powerful impact on our lives and our country!

Curiosity Kits inspire exploration and learning of history through place. These multi-piece resources include articles that explore historic places and provide educational activities for life-long learners. Intended for use in informal settings, by families at home, interpreters in the field, or by curious armchair explorers, these kits provide interactive ways to engage with the past whether at home or in place.

Click here for access to Curiosity Kits!

The Fish Doorbell at the Weerdsluis in Utrecht, The Netherlands!

In the heart of the city lies the beautiful Weerdsluis, a manually operated lock. However, every spring, thousands of fish swim through Utrecht’s canals and waterways reaching the locked gates, and fish are forced to wait, wasting time, energy, and making them easy prey for predators. Fish are the most important residents of Utrecht’s waterways, vital to the rivers, canals, and waterways of Utrecht, supporting biodiversity and the livability of the city. So the residents of the city decided to give back and help! So they installed the Fish Doorbell, an underwater camera installed at the lock that livestreams the footage, so if and when a fish comes by and appears on screen, you (Yes, you!) can press the doorbell! This alerts the lock keeper, who will open the lock when many fish are waiting.

You can ring the Fish Doorbell from early March to late May, and people do so enthusiastically every year! In 2024, the Fish Doorbell attracted around 2.7 million viewers, from America to Brazil! The project has gained global recognition, helping people worldwide learn about fish migration and Utrecht’s underwater world. When fish are ready to leave the waterways, we (YES WE!) can help them on their journey! Thanks to the Fish Doorbell!

Thanks to the Fish Doorbell’s live stream, we can also see what’s happening underwater, revealing and learning more about fish species swimming through the city and the quality of underwater life. We can use this knowledge to improve the quality of underwater life, and by working together, we can create cleaner, healthier waters full of life!

Link: The Fish Doorbell — The Fish Doorbell

A Virtual Session coming soon early March to Late May!

In January 1948, Washington's annotated copy of the U.S. Constitution, Jefferson's marked-up draft of the Declaration of Independence, Lincoln’s signed Emancipation Proclamation, and many more priceless artifacts of American history passed through Arkansas for public viewing on the cross-country Freedom Train exhibit. The display of these documents in the Jim Crow South was not without its controversy. Dr. Kelly Houston Jones will outline the Freedom Train's activities and explore the public discussions generated by its historic journey through Arkansas. Dr. Kelly Houston Jones is associate professor of history and director of the history graduate program at Arkansas Tech University. Her first book, A Weary Land: Slavery on the Ground in Arkansas, won the John William Graves Award from the Arkansas Historical Association.

Attendee Information

Registration is required if attending online.

📅Date: Wednesday, September 02

🕓 Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Age group: Ages 12-18

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That Retro Look Pixel Art

Retro pixel art graphics are back! In this class, we'll show you how to make pixel art and animations using Piskel, a free, web-based tool.

What's old is new again! The kinds of pixel art featured in video games from the 80's and 90's is back, and it's a great way to make a stylized image, an animation--or even art for your own video game! In this class, we'll check out Piskel, a free, web-based tool that you can use to create your own pixel art sprites. We'll learn:

• How to create a still image
• How to make an animation
• How to save and export your work, so you can use or share it

Attendee Info

Registration is required to attend online.

📅Date: Thursday, September 03

🕓 Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Age Group: Age Range 12 - 18

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Learn how to program in Scratch, an online coding platform developed by MIT. No typing skills necessary. Our Scratch curriculum is designed to motivate through example rather than through drills

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📅Date: Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026

🕓 Time: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Age Group: 9 - 13

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Learn to code with Roblox. Using the Lua scripting language and Roblox Studio, students learn how to apply their coding knowledge to creating unique customizations in the Roblox world.

Attendee Info

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📅Date: Thursday, Oct 29, 2026

🕓 Time: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Age Group: 9 - 13 Age

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Join the Museum of Design (MODA) for a virtual studio and create designs for an ancient civilization of your own creation.

In this virtual studio, young designers will explore how museums use graphic design to present historical information through exhibition graphics, labels, and promotional displays. Students will invent an ancient civilization or forgotten city, develop its history and culture. They’ll use Canva to create a poster or artifact label that introduces visitors to their discovery. They will combine typography, illustrations, symbols, maps, and historical details to create a design that feels both educational and imaginative. At the end of the studio, students can share their work and receive feedback in a supportive environment.

What you'll learn

• Explore how museums communicate information through exhibition graphics and artifact labels
• Invent an original ancient civilization or lost city with its own history and culture
• Use Canva to design a museum-inspired poster or exhibit label
• Practice combining typography, illustrations, symbols, and layout into a cohesive design
• Provide a space to share and provide constructive feedback
• Practice collaboration, inclusivity, creative courage, imaginative problem-solving, storytelling, and critical thinking

What To Bring

• A computer
• Zoom
• Students must have access to a free Canva account.

Attendee Info

Registration is required to attend online.

📅Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2026

🕓 Time: 5 PM - 7 PM

Age Group: 12 -18

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Join the Museum of Design (MODA) for a virtual studio and build a game where players explore ancient ruins.

In this virtual studio, young designers will learn how to create an interactive adventure using Scratch. Students will design an ancient temple, forgotten city, or mysterious ruin filled with hidden passages, puzzles, treasures, and discoveries. Using block based coding, they will create movement, interactive objects, simple puzzles, and collectible artifacts as players explore their environment. At the end of the studio, students can share their work and receive feedback in a supportive environment.

Class Requirements

• A computer
• Zoom
• Scratch account (it’s free!)

What you'll learn

• Use Scratch to build a short interactive exploration game
• Introduce foundational coding concepts using Scratch
• Strengthen logical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Encourage creativity through visual design and storytelling in gameplay
• Provide a space to share and provide constructive feedback
• Practice collaboration, inclusivity, creative courage, imaginative problem-solving, storytelling, and critical thinking

Attendee Info

Registration is required to attend online.

📅Date: Thursday, November 12th, 2026

🕓 Time: 5 PM - 7 PM

Age Group: 10 -13

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Join the Museum of Design (MODA) for a virtual studio and illustrate an ancient temple, forgotten ruin, or hidden city filled with storytelling details.

In this virtual studio, young designers will explore how digital artists use architecture, lighting, texture, and composition to create immersive historical environments. Students will imagine a long forgotten civilization and illustrate a scene featuring carved stone, weathered monuments, mysterious symbols, artifacts, overgrown pathways, or hidden chambers. Using MediBang Paint Pro, they will build an environment that encourages viewers to imagine the people who once lived there and the stories left behind. At the end of the studio, students can share their work and receive feedback in a supportive environment.

Class Requirements

• A computer
• Zoom
• MediBang Paint Pro software pre-installed (it’s free!)
• Drawing tablet (optional)

What you'll learn

• Study how environments communicate history through architecture and visual details
• Explore ancient ruins, hidden cities, temples, carvings, and symbolic imagery
• Use MediBang Paint Pro to create a detailed environmental illustration
• Practice digital painting techniques that create atmosphere, texture, and depth
• Provide a space to share and provide constructive feedback
• Practice collaboration, inclusivity, creative courage, imaginative problem-solving, storytelling, and critical thinking

Attendee Info

Registration is required to attend online.

📅Date: Thursday, November 19th, 2026

🕓 Time: 5 PM - 7 PM

Age Group: 12 -18

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🏠 The Saxton House Tour: Discover Ida Saxton McKinley

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Explore the life of Ida Saxton McKinley, First Lady and wife of President William McKinley! 🌟
Join a knowledgeable park ranger for a virtual tour of the Saxton House, the former home of Ida and William McKinley. Learn about Ida Saxton McKinley’s role as First Lady and the challenges she faced in this public and demanding position. 🏛️

What You’ll Learn:
🏠 The history of the Saxton House and its significance to Ida McKinley’s life
🎙️ Ida McKinley’s role as First Lady and the unique challenges she faced
💬 The public and private responsibilities of First Ladies throughout history

Who Should Attend?
📚 History buffs, students, and anyone interested in the lives of First Ladies and their impact on American history! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this fascinating tour of Ida Saxton McKinley’s life and home!

🌟 Frontier Adventures: The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln

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Explore the adventures that shaped our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln! 🌄
From accounts shared by Abraham Lincoln, his family, and neighbors, we get a glimpse into the early life of a future president. Join us to learn how Lincoln’s frontier adventures helped shape his character and laid the foundation for his leadership. 🌱

What You’ll Learn:
🚶‍♂️ The early adventures of young Abraham Lincoln
📖 How these experiences shaped Lincoln’s character and leadership
🏞️ Stories from his family and neighbors about his frontier life

Who Should Attend?
📚 History enthusiasts, students, and anyone fascinated by the early life of Abraham Lincoln! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this chance to dive into the frontier life of one of America’s greatest presidents!

202 Years of Presidential Connections: Governors Island 🌟

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Explore the fascinating presidential history of Governors Island! 🏝️
For 202 years, Governors Island served as a military base in New York Harbor, and during that time, multiple U.S. Presidents had a significant connection to the island. Join us as we take a closer look at these presidents and their impact on the island, before, during, and after their presidencies. 🏛️

What You’ll Learn:
🏝️ How Governors Island played a role in presidential history
📜 The presidents who visited or influenced the island during their time in office
🗽 The historical connections between U.S. presidents and Governors Island

Who Should Attend?
📚 History buffs, students, and anyone curious about U.S. presidential history and Governors Island!

🔔 Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the lasting presidential impact on Governors Island!

🌍 The Cold War and the Carter Administration

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Explore the Cold War challenges President Carter faced! 🕊️
President Jimmy Carter took office during a time of détente with the Soviet Union, but his presidency was filled with critical Cold War challenges. Can Carter maintain peaceful relations with the Soviets while improving ties with their communist rival, China? And how did his commitment to human rights play a role in all of this? 🤔

What You’ll Learn:
📜 Analysis of primary sources to understand Carter’s decisions
🌍 How Carter balanced détente with the Soviets and relations with China
💡 The importance of human rights in U.S. foreign policy during Carter’s presidency
🎙️ Facilitated dialogue to help students better understand the civic aspects of the presidency

Who Should Attend?
📚 Students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the complexities of Carter’s presidency and Cold War diplomacy! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this chance to explore the pivotal decisions of President Carter’s Cold War diplomacy!

🏛️ A Monumental Legacy: The Story of Grant's Tomb

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Discover the history behind the largest mausoleum in North America! ✨
How do you design a memorial to honor a president? In this session, step into the mind of the architect behind Grant’s Tomb and learn about the design, history, and significance of the General Grant National Memorial. 🏛️

What You’ll Learn:
🖋️ The design and architecture of Grant’s Tomb
📜 How the memorial honors President Ulysses S. Grant’s life and legacy
🏆 The history of the largest mausoleum in North America and its preservation

Who Should Attend?
📚 History buffs, architecture enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the legacy of President Grant! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the monumental legacy of President Grant!

🗣️ Lincoln's Lasting Words: Exploring His Historic Speeches

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Discover the lasting impact of Lincoln’s speeches! 🏛️
Two of President Lincoln’s most iconic speeches – the Gettysburg Address and the Second Inaugural Address – are carved into the walls of the Lincoln Memorial. Why were these speeches chosen for such an honored place? And why do they still matter today? Join Ford’s Theatre and the National Park Service as we explore the historical context and lasting legacies of these speeches. 📝

What You’ll Learn:
🗣️ The context and significance of Lincoln's speeches
🔍 Why the Gettysburg Address and Second Inaugural Address were chosen for the Lincoln Memorial
📜 Close-reading of historic texts and primary source images
🎤 Live interaction and a brief introduction to Ford’s Approach to Oratory

Who Should Attend?
📚 History lovers, students, and anyone interested in Lincoln’s legacy and presidential oratory! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this chance to dive deep into the words that shaped a nation!

From General to Citizen: Washington's Resignation as Commander in Chief 🏛️

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Explore George Washington’s monumental decision to step down as Commander in Chief! 🌟
In 1775, George Washington was appointed Commander in Chief of the Continental Army. After leading the Army to victory in the Revolutionary War, Washington made the unprecedented decision to resign his military commission in December 1783. Join us to learn about Washington’s leadership and how his voluntary relinquishment of power established a lasting precedent for peaceful transitions of power in the United States. ⚖️

What You’ll Learn:
💬 Washington's leadership during the Revolutionary War
📜 The significance of Washington's decision to relinquish power
🔄 How this historic moment continues to influence peaceful transitions of power today
🎓 Insights from George Washington's Mount Vernon on this pivotal event

Who Should Attend?
📚 History enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in Washington's leadership and the peaceful transfer of power in U.S. history! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about a key moment in the birth of American democracy!

Leadership in a Time of Crisis: The Oklahoma City Bombing 💔

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Explore President Clinton’s response to the Oklahoma City bombing.
On April 19, 1995, at 9:02 a.m., a devastating bomb exploded outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people, including 19 children, and injuring over 500. Join us as students learn about President Bill Clinton's leadership in the wake of this horrific act of domestic terrorism and how he navigated the national crisis. 🌍

What You’ll Learn:
💥 The impact of the Oklahoma City bombing
🏛️ President Clinton's response to the tragedy
📜 The role of leadership during national crises
💬 How the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum examines this pivotal moment in history

Who Should Attend?
📚 Students, history buffs, and anyone interested in understanding leadership in times of crisis and the Oklahoma City bombing's legacy. 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this important program on presidential leadership during national tragedies.

President Grant and Civil Rights: A Look at Reconstruction 🏛️

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Learn about President Grant's efforts to promote equality during Reconstruction! 🌟
After the Civil War, America entered a period known as Reconstruction, where the country worked to heal and rebuild. President Ulysses S. Grant played a key role in this time, working to reconcile the North and South while protecting the rights of formerly enslaved African Americans. Join us to explore Grant’s efforts to promote peace, prosperity, and equal rights during this pivotal era. 🕊️

What You’ll Learn:
🏛️ Grant's leadership during the Reconstruction era
✊ How Grant worked to protect the rights of African Americans
💬 The challenges of reconciliation and rebuilding a divided nation
📚 Insight into Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site’s collection and programs

Who Should Attend?
📚 Students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in civil rights and the Reconstruction period! 🌟

🔔 Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about President Grant’s role in shaping post-Civil War America!

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