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

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

The Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C. on a cloudy day at dusk.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades K-2
Community Heroes

What makes someone a community hero?

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Social Studies
Grades 3-12
Marking History, Making History

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

View of an empty shopping cart as seen from the perspective of the shopper, with the aisle blurred.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 9-12
The Scoop on Our Stuff

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

An old, rippling thirteen-starred American flag.
Social Studies
Grade 5
Voices of the Revolution

Did the American Revolution have more than two sides?

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

How can a dancer tell a story about interactions between humans and their environments?

A child’s colorful drawing of an intricate map.
Social Studies
Grades K-2
Welcome to the Neighborhood!

How can we help new friends get to know our community?

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

How can we as historians design an interactive digital tool for a [local museum, historical society, or archive] that demonstrates our local community’s influence on a period in history?

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

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