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HowardZinn.org will share a booth with the SNCC Legacy Project, Colored Conventions Project, and nine other groups under the banner of “People’s History in the Digital Age” at the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) conference, Dec. 5–6, 2025, in Washington D.C. This booth will feature digital collections of the voices and histories missing from mainstream history.
Located in booth #728 (next door to the Zinn Education Project booths #627-629) this space is sure to be a hub for gathering, connecting, and learning about the various projects working to bring histories to digital life.
Computer stations will be set up to allow visitors to view online digital collections of photos and documents; learn about available classroom resources, including K–12 lessons and digital exhibits; and talk to representatives from these projects.
Also on display will be a pop-up photo exhibit featuring a variety of people’s history projects across the country.
Groups to be featured are:
- American Social History Project
- Black Teacher Archive
- Colored Convention Project
- Densho: WWII Incarceration of Japanese Americans
- HowardZinn.org
- John Hope Franklin Research Center for African and African American History
- Last Seen Project: Finding Family After Slavery
- Mapping Deportations: U.S. Immigration Control since 1790
- New York City Civil Rights History Project
- SNCC Legacy Project
- Virginia Interscholastic Association
Stay tuned for highlights from the conference.
Note: NCSS Conference registration is required to attend the exhibitors area.
