Historical Education

Teaching History Holocaust Education Civic Education War History Cultural Education Public History Cultural Awareness Civil Rights Education Curriculum Development War Education

250 Years After Common Sense, Thomas Paine’s Radical Voice Reconsidered

Fresh retrospectives probe the pamphlet’s galvanizing effect on independence alongside Paine’s later ostracism.

Claudette Colvin, Civil Rights Pioneer Who Refused a Bus Seat at 15, Dies at 86

Imperial Family Visits Showa-kan Wartime Tokyo Photo Exhibition

Nearly 2,000 Visit The Henry Ford for 70th Anniversary of Rosa Parks' Stand

Córdoba Closes 25th Anniversary of Jesuit World Heritage With Teatro del Libertador Concert and Honor for Hugo Juri

Germany Pledges €21.8 Million to Modernize Dachau and Flossenbürg Memorials

Ken Burns’ ‘The American Revolution’ Rolls Out on PBS With a Broader Take on the Founding

San Antonio Veterans Day Ceremonies Go On After Shutdown Threatens Plans

Salvini Distances Himself From Vannacci Over Fascism Post as Zaia Denounces Racial Laws

Netherlands Marks Kristallnacht With Packed Ceremonies and Warnings on Antisemitism

Italy Approves Law Creating National Map of Fascist-Era Camps

Immersive 'Vikings' Exhibition Opens in Hamburg on Nov. 5

Oklahoma City Dedicates Clara Luper National Sit-In Plaza at Historic Katz Site

Valladolid’s 475th Controversia Anniversary Launches Push to Cement Its Human-Rights Legacy

Glenn Beck Unveils ‘The Torch’ AI Library, Sets Jan. 5, 2026 Launch

Great Lakes Mark 50 Years Since Edmund Fitzgerald With Regionwide Memorials and Livestreams

Canadian War Museum Chief Historian Tim Cook Dies at 54

Föhrenwald at 80: Survivors Return to Waldram for Student-Led Remembrance

Posteguillo Launches 'Los Tres Mundos' on Julius Caesar, Linking Ancient Campaigns to Today’s Leaders

Bobigny Court Throws Out Defamation Case Against Two Historians Over Vichy Book Critique