Congressman John Lewis’ Last Email to Citizens with His List of Resources for Students, Teachers and Parents

Congressman John Lewis used to send out emails informing citizens of the latest updates from Congress.  I just came across the final email he sent out on July 11, 2020 just before his death on July 17th from my inbox’s archive.  In his email, Congressman Lewis didn’t forget the next generation in its search for understanding and included a list of resources for students, parents and teachers.  I thought I would make his list available for our readers.  Congressman Lewis’s fight for voting rights continues with the next generation.

Library of Congress and Additional Learning Resources

The Library of Congress (LOC) is offering a variety of online resources for learning and entertainment of people of all ages and backgrounds. You may access these resources here:

·        LOC Engage

·        LOC Resources for Families

·        LOC Resources for Teachers

·        Read.gov

·        LOC Crowds

·        Labs LOC

·        LOC Digital Collection

·        LOC Veterans History Project

·        LOC Exhibits

In addition to the resources provided by the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian is also offering online courses on a variety of subjects.  Finally, the National Archives also offer e-books and other informative material for your consumption.