Education Resource

Educational resources and primary source sets for teaching artivism, social movements, and activism. Each set includes curated content, discussion questions, and suggested activities.

Introduction to Artivism

A foundational set for introducing students to the concept of artivism, with examples across different movements and media types.

High School, UndergraduateArt, Social Studies, Media Studies

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Climate Activism in Media

Primary sources documenting climate justice movements, from early environmentalism to contemporary youth-led campaigns.

High School, UndergraduateEnvironmental Studies, Media Studies, Political Science

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Protest Art Through History

Historical overview of protest art, from labor movements to contemporary digital activism, suitable for art history and social studies courses.

High School, Undergraduate, GraduateArt History, History, Social Studies

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LGBTQ+ Rights: A Media Timeline

Chronological collection of media documenting LGBTQ+ rights movements, from Stonewall to present-day campaigns.

High School, UndergraduateHistory, Gender Studies, Media Studies

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About Education Resources

Our education resources are designed for educators at all levels who want to incorporate artivism and social movement history into their curricula. Each set includes:

Curated primary source materials (videos, documents, images, audio)
Contextual information and background
Suggested discussion questions
Activity ideas and assignments
Citation information for academic use

All content in education sets is either Creative Commons licensed or in the public domain, making it safe for educational use. See our licensing page for details.

For Educators

Citation Guide — How students can cite archive content

Reuse Guide — Understanding Creative Commons for classroom use