Zinn Education Project

Artwork by Ricardo Levins Morales, available as a poster.

In light of the Supreme Court’s gutting...

People’s exposure to toxic chemicals is on the rise — made worse by the recent cuts to the already limited regulations. This administration is placing the health of our students at risk.

Invisible in air and water, toxins should be visible in the curriculum. We offer classroom lessons and resources, along with stories about organizing for environmental...

It’s not every day that educators can learn directly from leading historians, writers, and activists, and then immediately process that learning in small groups with peers equally committed to truth and justice. That’s exactly what makes the Zinn Education Project’s

The Zinn Education Project co-hosted a booth with HowardZinn.org at the Organization of American Historians Conference in Philadelphia from April 16–18.

We offered information ab...

We need to reach as many people as possible with information about the chilling effect of these laws and how they threaten any chance of an informed and engaged democracy. There are lots of ways to make our voices heard, including

Signs at rallies