Identity mapping—an activity included in one of five modules co-created by Smithsonian educators and teachers in Nebraska—prompts students to think deeply about the communities they belong to: their ...

Exploring the papers of San Francisco Bay Area portraitist Lenore Chinn at the Archives of American Art is like experiencing a lifetime of art and activism as a moving collage. The 75-year-old ...

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Mark your calendars for the education conference of the summer! The 2025 Smithsonian National Education Summit takes place July 15th–17th, 2025 — offered both virtually for a global audience and ...

All prospective contractors for goods or services to the Smithsonian Institution must complete System for Award Management (SAM) registration. If assistance is needed with the registration process, ...

The Smithsonian, through the use of the Supplier Diversity Program is dedicated to promoting small businesses and historically underutilized small businesses (HUSBs) to the maximum extent practicable.

Woodlawn House today consists of three sections: the original 1735 kitchen at center, the three-story 1841 brick edifice at left, and a 1970s wing at right. PHOTO Christine Dunham/SERC Woodlawn’s ...

Our oceans are vast and deep, covering 70% of the Earth’s surface. They contain the longest mountain range on Earth and hold millions of species. Even in absolute darkness in near-freezing ...

Gretchen Welch and David Welch celebrated a milestone for the National Museum of Asian Art at the Centennial Celebration Dinner on May 11, 2023. PHOTO Leigh Vogel/Getty Images for National Museum of ...

Artist Daniel Minter created this installation for the exhibition In Slavery’s Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World. PHOTO National Museum of African American History and Culture A violin, a charm ...