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Archives Magazine To Expand Reach To Young Readers

January 13, 2023 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

New York Archives Jr!The award-winning New York Archives Magazine is expanding to include a new Jr! educational insert and other related enhancements thanks to a $150,000 grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation.

The Jr! insert is expected to expand access to young New Yorkers and offer educators another tool for bringing primary sources into the classroom. Each issue will contain learning activities specific to a local history story published in the quarterly magazine and geared to building historical thinking and civic literacy skills that meet 4th-7th grade curriculum standards.

The grant project also includes funding for The Best of New York Archives Volume II, Selections from the Magazine 2012-2022, with an educator companion guide and development of a regional tool kit for educators, students, and history organizations to contribute information to be included in New York Archives Magazine and the Jr! edition.

Educators will find New York Archives Jr! available for free on ConsidertheSourceNY.org beginning in 2024. Teachers can discover a continuously expanding collection of professional learning resources and document-based activities – or create their own – by visiting ConsidertheSourceNY.org today.

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Filed Under: Capital-Saratoga, History Tagged With: Archives, Archives Partnership Trust, Education, New York State Archives

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