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Group of demonstrators with fists raised in the air
ELA, Social Studies
Grades K-12

How can we make change happen in our community?

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A group of people in a room raising their hands to vote
Social Studies
Grade 6-8

How can we learn from existing government structures to create an effective and equitable student government?

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Close-up of a microphone as seen from a stage, with a blurred background of spectators at an outdoor rally
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 9-12

How can we use our voices to effect change?

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View of China's Great Wall, with a pink sky and mountains behind it.
Social Studies
Grade 6-8

How can we honor and share important cultural places and practices from around the world?

An Inuit mother and her daughter on the tundra of Baffin Island in late spring. They are interacting with each other. Background is rock, ice and distant mountains.
ELA, Social Studies, World Languages
Grades 6-12

How can we revitalize a language that is important to our community?

A view of Bears Ears National Monument
ELA, Social Studies
Grade 9-12

How can we balance different viewpoints to manage public lands in a responsible manner? 

Silhouette of mother and child holding hands facing the sunset.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 4-8

How can we tell powerful stories about human migration?

A close-up of the feet of three hip-hop dancers on stage, wearing colorful sneakers.
Fine Arts, Social Studies
Grades 6-12

How can we use dance to tell stories about conflict, cooperation, and human-environment interactions?

Hands of a child holding an empty bowl
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 3-12

How can we help address the issue of hunger in our community?

Old handwritten letters and papers are stuffed inside of a vintage handbag on a desk strewn with letters.
Social Studies
Grades 6-12

How can we as historians design an interactive digital tool that demonstrates our community’s influence on [a period in history]?

Young people waving Jobs Not Jails! signs march at a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Peace Walk and Parade.
Social Studies
Grades 6-12

How can we change the law to make our society better for everyone?

Black and white image of a town with dirt road with early aged automobiles
Social Studies
Grades 4-12

How can we as historians uncover and share stories about our community?

A young teenage girl looks up at the ceiling beneath the columns of the Athenian Academy in Athens, Greece.
Social Studies
Grade 6-8

What lessons can we learn from golden age civilizations and/or from their falls, and why do those lessons matter to us today?

An old, rippling thirteen-starred American flag.
Social Studies
Grades 4-8

Did the American Revolution have more than two sides?

A crowd of protesters wearing green ribbons on their wrists raise their fists in the air.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 9-12

How can we, as legal teams, determine the effectiveness of a revolution?

Image of microphones
Social Studies
Grade 6-8

How can we use data to tell a story that will inform local community members and motivate them to take action?

Closeup image of camera lens
ELA, Fine Arts, Social Studies
Grades 3-12

How can we, as photojournalists, tell the untold stories of our community?

Photograph of Mumbai City, India, showing new construction of skyscrapers in the background and makeshift homes in the foreground.
Social Studies
Grade 9-12

How can we develop a sustainability plan to ensure a selected region is future-ready?

View of an empty shopping cart as seen from the perspective of the shopper, with the aisle blurred.
ELA, Social Studies
Grade 9-12

What’s the true cost of the things we buy?