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Poise, Professionalism, and a Little Luck: The Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
A panel discussion will illustrate how the history of the Cuban Missile Crisis has changed as new sources of previously classified information have been released in the 60 years since the crisis.
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Formidable: American Women and the Fight for Equality: 1920–2020
Author Elisabeth Griffith chronicles the fight by White and Black women to achieve equality and their efforts to advance with sometimes competing causes.
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The Queen and the U.S.A. Platinum Jubilee Edition
Authors H. Edward Mann, Ellen M. LeCompt, and Jacques J. Moore, Jr., will describe the queen’s special relationship with America on the anniversary of her 70 years as queen of England.
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July 4th at the National Archives!
The National Archives marks the 246th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence with its traditional Fourth of July program in person!
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Juneteenth Family Day
Celebrate Juneteenth with family-friendly art-making and activities at the National Archives Museum.
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Watergate: Blueprint for Scandal
A film screening and discussion in partnership with CNN Original Series and marking the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in. John Dean, CNN's Laura Coates, and special guests will discuss the episode.
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Lincoln Memorial Centennial Family Day
Engage in games, create crafts to take home, and learn something new about the Lincoln Memorial story.
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Kid Detectives: History Camp at the National Archives (Ages 11–15)
Work with other kid detectives and the National Archives Education staff to sleuth out your history using the resources of the National Archives!
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National Declassification Center: Reflecting on our Beginnings, Forecasting our Future
Senior National Archives and Records Administration leadership and agency experts will host a moderated discussion as the National Declassification Center (NDC) celebrates 10 years of public service.
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Multi-Agency Forum: Using FOIA to Access Intelligence Community Records
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) brings you a program on using the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to request records from Intelligence Community agencies.