The american revolution: subjects, citizens, and soldiers [fort ticonderoga proposes to offer two one-week workshops in the summer of 2025 to teachers from across the country, entitled ?the american…

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), through its Promotion of the Humanities Professional Development program (CFDA 45.163), awarded a $152,382 Project Grant to the Fort Ticonderoga Association to offer two one-week workshops in the summer of 2025 for teachers across the country. The workshops, titled "The American Revolution: Subjects, Citizens, and Soldiers," will use the association's archival and object collections to explore five key themes related to the American Revolution, including the power of place, revolutionary possibilities, and the forging of national identities. The workshops aim to provide educators with immersive humanities-focused professional development to enhance their teaching and curriculum development on this important historical period, ensuring a broad student audience can experience these themes.

The american revolution: subjects, citizens, and soldiers [fort ticonderoga proposes to offer two one-week workshops in the summer of 2025 to teachers from across the country, entitled ?the american revolution: subjects, citizens, and soldiers.? The workshop will use five themes to explore the implications of the american revolution, highlighting one theme each day: ? Power of place ? Subjects, citizens, service ? Revolutionary possibilities ? Shaping nations, forging identities ? Manufacturing independence both the archival and object collections at fort ticonderoga support the exploration of this scope of american history. These teachers will ensure that the broadest possible student audience is able to experience these important themes related to our nation?S heritage.]