Annie Evans @MapM8ker 🗺️📜🇺🇸🏘️📖

@mapm8ker.bsky.social

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Director of Education & Outreach New American History University of Richmond

Concert poster in red, black and white listing bands to play 10/3 in DC -Power to the People rally. 2 men and a woman pictured -one man waving a flag and the other a torch.
Concert scene -Tom Morello and Brice Soringsteen both dressed in black play guitar. Morello wears a ball cap and red neckerchief. Jake Clemmons in back holds his hands up during song American Skin (41 Shots).
History Matters logo/coffee cup emoji
History Matters and New American History logos and coffee cup emoji. Text as it appears in the message.
Got out my orange Mr Grumpy mug for my morning coffee (Banchard’s coffee-a fave local roast!) ☕Seemed appropriate as I will miss all our HMASDC friends this morning!).
Text as appears in message. Gold glitter letters 300, martini and coffee cup emoji.
New American History blue history collage banner. Title as it appears in the message.
NCSS logo, Image of a historic painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with Bitmoni patriotic women avatars and label: SQUAD.
Image of historian Ed Ayers, and a QR code.
Framed picture: the Bada$$ History Women (image created in Bitmoji Friends) of (L-R) CherylAnne Amendola, Shannon Salter, Karalee Wong Nakatsuka, Annie Evans and Angela Lee.
Smithsonian archives map of the Wilkes Expedition.
Poet Eve Ewing and Historian Ed Ayers in discussion, “Red Summer,” The Future of America’s Past on PBS
Group of History Matters community members on Zoom (images of participants)
Image of learning resources with NAH and RR logos.
Political cartoon of AI consuming and regurgitating print content
Image of Uncle Sam / Kendrick Lamar comic from Super Bowl halftime show by the Graphic History Co.
Image of Barbara Johns, Moton HS Graduation portrait
WR code and link to slides: bit.ly/NAH25NCHE Image of quote from historian Ed Ayers, from blog: “All history is local”
NCHE conference logo -All History Is Local, St.Louis, March 20-22, 2025 (image of the Arch and state capital.)
#sschat logo pictured w/ top hat
bit.ly/NAH25VAFORUM (Image of slide deck)
Logos for digital projects -all part of New American History newamericanhistory.org
Partner logos and text from invite as shared on Monday.
Pictured -covers from the NYCDOE Civics 4 All Comics Group https://sites.google.com/schools.nyc.gov/social-studies-and-civics/resources/hidden-voices
Learning Resources for “A Grave Injustice” https://resources.newamericanhistory.org/a-grave-injustice
Image of logos for partner orgs and a link to learning resources for 3 reading levels: Is the Rule of Law Essential to “The Perpetuation of Our Political Institutions”? Lincoln, abolitionism, and mob violence in the 1830s American West -URL: https://resources.newamericanhistory.org/lyceum-address-leveled
CLW logo and partner org logos. Text: Celebrate Civic Learning Week by joining us each day for an #SSChat slow chat March 10-14, 2025. A new question will post each day on Bluesky Answer each question on your own time, and respond to others! Follow #SSChat and #CivicLearningWeek to join the conversation 🗺️ 🍎 Co-hosted by: @newamericanhistory.bsky.social AllSides & special guests
Quote from Historian Ed Ayers: “Traces of the founding fathers are easy to find. Less clear is what the Revolution meant for those outside the halls of power. What did freedom mean for people who needed it most?” “The Revolutions” episode, The Future of America’s Past