Few things are as important as how we tell the human story — the version we tell ourselves, how we view others, and especially the one we teach to children.

Far too many of us have been taught limited versions of World and U.S. history. Essential stories have been erased. But we can change that. We can expand the ways we frame the historical narrative. We can name people who contributed to and changed our world. And for those we cannot name, we can trace their fingerprints and footprints to better understand how the past informs our present, and how we too can impact our future.

Search our growing “Collection,” where we unearth hidden histories, and share resources and strategies to expand our human story — keeping our children at the center.