Programs

Join our network of more than 36,000 schools to access free classroom resources and professional development.

This project restores to view the lives and works of a wide array of African Americans in the period 1760 to 1800.

This free weekly program features live interviews with scholars discussing their new books.

Explore the pivotal moments and key figures in American history that we celebrate each year on our calendar.

This initiative explores the importance of the Declaration of Independence in the history of the US and the world.

K–12 educators can earn their graduate degree in this affordable, online, accredited program.

Customized training for teachers both in person and online

Dive into 500 years of American history with eminent historians studying at your own pace and schedule.

Learn about the historical connections between Spain and America through an array of educational materials.

Explore different options for summer professional development for teachers, including online and in person.

Rent or buy an informative, colorful pop-up display covering important people, events, and topics in American history.

Take the US naturalization exam—available in short, intermediate, full, and Kahoot! formats.