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An Educational Partnership
The White House Historical Association is proud to partner with DreamWakers to produce a mini-series of video lectures for students in high-need classrooms across the country. The series, entitled “White House Wednesdays,” allows the Association’s expert historians, as well as individuals who have lived and worked in the White House, to virtually teach and tell the stories of White House history to 4-12th grade students. Through this innovative partnership, students have access to inspirational speakers and rich history.
DreamWakers is an education technology nonprofit that harnesses the power of free videoconference technologies to bring exceptional career speakers and experts into high-need classrooms, helping teachers across America bring their lessons to life.
Prospective authors are encouraged to submit proposals for articles, in the form of abstracts, for the editor’s review. Please re...
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A large part of the White House Historical Association's mission is to make history more accessible to the public. We...