WHHA was awarded a $10,000 Save Our History grant to create a website program and audio tour with a local high school. Ten seniors at School Without Walls, a Washington, D.C. public school researched and wrote the content for the website and audio tour devoted to the history of first amendment activities in Lafayette Park. Students also interviewed several experts and narrate the tour. Educators, web designers and audio producers guided the students through the process.

Image: A lone protester stands in front of the White House, November 2006. InHeritage.

	Online Media Options:
	Listen to MP3 Audio : 1) Citizen's Soapbox : Introduction 2) Stop 2 : Suffragists, "The Fight for the Vote" 3) Stop 3 : The Truman Assassination Attempt 4) Stop 4 : The Civil Rights Movement 5) Stop 5 : The Anti-War Protests of the 1960s-70s 6) Stop 6 : Nuclear Disarmament 7) Stop 7 : Pro-Life / Pro-Choice 8) Stop 8 : The Causes Continue 9) Citizen's Soapbox : Conclusion
	On whitehousehistory.org : Historical Tours | "Citizen's Soapbox"