It’s back-to-school season and we’ve got you covered for Constitution Day on September 17! Join the National Archives for live, interactive webinars for K–12 students all about the U.S. Constitution. loom.ly/DhdtjnI #ConstitutionDay #CivicsforAllofUS

Teachers and families, there’s still time to register your students for free, interactive “Civics for All of US” webinar programs on the Constitution. Learn more: civics.archives.gov/webinars #ConstitutionDay #CivicsforAllofUS

Reminder: make plans and register for our first meeting of the 2024-2026 FOIA Advisory Committee term! 🗓️Monday, Sept 9 at 10am ET 🏦McGowan Theater at U.S. National Archives in DC 🗒️Registration: eventbrite.com/e/foia-advisor… 📺Livestream:

Get ready for Constitution Day and brush up on your civics knowledge with K-12 webinars for students and easy-to-understand videos from the U.S. National Archives education initiative: Civics For All of US! #ConstitutionDay #CivicsForAllOfUs youtube.com/watch?v=2KODWh…

This is a #WWII poster from the War Production Board reminding female workers of the dangers of loose-fitting clothing around the machinery. Many women began wearing turbans, headscarves, and caps or pinning their hair back while at work. catalog.archives.gov/id/535279 #FashionWeek

Russell Lee's coal survey photographs provide a glimpse at how children experienced coal mining communities. Images of carefree play are juxtaposed with early exposure to the sobering realities of their modest resources. #RovingRussell #ArchivesPowerandLight

Happy 62nd anniversary, Frederick Douglass! #OTD in 1962, JFK designated Frederick Douglass's home part of National Park Service. jfklibrary.org/asset-viewer/a…

#OTD in 1931, the U.S. broke ground on a home for our nation's records: the U.S. National Archives Building in Washington, DC. It is now a National Historic Landmark.

When you’re the President but the cattle have the right of way—just another day at the #LBJRanch! 🐂🚁 📷 Yoichi Okamoto | 04/18/1966

Kickoff! This 1913 letter to football pioneer Harry Bromley captures the excitement of the NY Female Giants to play football. The baseball team was awaiting the result of Bromley's patent application for "a Foot-ball of a new shape, suitable for the plays of the New Style Game.."

The face of #ArchivesPowerandLight is that of coal miner Harry Fain. Russell Lee's iconic series of Fain loading coal is a rich source of historical information and a tribute to the miners, whose labor was critical to US industry. loom.ly/dJBiR6M #RovingRussell

Did you know that the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence have been held at the U.S. National Archives since 1952?

Click the link below to watch the video entitled “How the Constitution Came to the National Archives” on the US National Archives YouTube page, and explore other Civics For All Of US videos. youtube.com/watch?v=2KODWh… #ConstitutionDay #CivicsForAllOfUS