The National Archives is proud to host many of their public programs online with these digital resources, ranging from historical reenactors for young learners to book talks and panel discussions for learners of all ages. Register via our event calendar, and tune in to the National Archives’ YouTube channel to experience these events firsthand.
Upcoming Online Learning Events
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Additional Resources
The National Archives has a variety of digital resources that have been developed to complement our holdings.
NARA YouTube
Discover information about National Archives resources and records, tips for conducting research at the Archives, the latest public programs and teacher professional development sessions, and much more on the National Archives YouTube page.
Fourth of July
Every July 4, the National Archives marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence with an in-person Independence Day program! Celebrate the Fourth of July with activities, crafts, and videos you can enjoy from home.
Activity Sheets
Looking for fun ways to get kids engaged in exploring family history? We have downloadable family trees and activity sheets for kids of all ages.
National Archives Comes Alive! Young Learners Program
The National Archives Comes Alive! Young Learners Program features actors portraying historical characters to bring the records of the National Archives to life. The programs represent the diversity of our holdings as well as the important work individuals contribute to our nation’s history.