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This PR Newswire piece highlights the work of our #CivxNow partner, Thinking Nation, and their focus on reducing polarization and promoting pluralism: prn.to/3ZJJwjD

Currently reading "Mourt's Relation" (I believe the 1st written source from the Plymouth Colony). And one of the letters is signed "Resting in Him." I think this needs to be my 2025 motto.

I had fun thinking about the state of education with our team and coming up with our predictions for (social studies) education in 2025. What did we miss? Where do you agree?

Historical thinking is empowering; but, it's is humbling, too. When we think historically, we are empowered to enter into conversations about complex ideas. But, we also know our limits. We empathize with who we study. We rely on evidence over our own opinion. We're humbled.

I just finished MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail, finished while Trump was sworn in. So much to unpack in that timing.

We are so excited to kick off our curriculum partnership with D.C. based schools (KIPP DC Public Schools , E.L. Haynes Public Charter School , Friendship PCS , and Maya Angelou Schools • See Forever Foundation ) this Friday at the U.S. National Archives building! prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Can't wait to hang all day at the U.S. National Archives !

Happy Birthday Frederick Douglass!

At Thinking Nation, we're already planning with schools for next year. Why? Because building historical thinkers doesn't happen by accident. Read more at thinkingnation.org/blog #ThinkingNation #HistoricalThinking #SocialStudiesEducation #EdLeadership #TeacherLife

"Again he could not agree that property was the sole or primary object of Govt & society. The cultivation & improvement of the human mind was the most noble object." - James Wilson at the Constitutional Convention, 1787. we have lost our way

Check out what our executive director, Zachary Cote has to say about the perceived double standard of using #AIineducation . What do you think? Is there a double standard?

"Honest history" includes more than slavery. tinyurl.com/5xd7npkt Zachary Cote Coleman Hughes #America #patriot #USHistory #historyteacher Wilfred Reilly Catherine Johnson Erika Sanzi Frederick M. Hess Stephen Green Carl

“Many Americans who proudly fly the American flag just two weeks later demonstrate a willful ignorance of the beauty of Juneteenth,” writes Zachary Cote of Thinking Nation. “We cannot continue to let this happen.” edweek.org/teaching-learn…

Check out our executive director Zachary Cote 's latest article on Education Week Opinion - We hope it is a great read for Independence Day.

I've been reflecting a lot on my relationship to my country as it relates to my scholarship. I'm grateful to Education Week Opinion for allowing me to process this for the public eye. Happy Independence Day!

Here’s what should be incorporated into a patriotic history education. #EWOpinion #K12 edweek.org/teaching-learn…

I am convinced that a generation of young people pursuing faithfulness—in the world, in their vocations, in their personal lives—has the power to change everything.