Faith plus freedom combine to create a religious life in the United States that is robust, diverse, and free. This photograph rich Faith + Freedom: Religion in the USA depicts how […]
Featured This Month
DoS 230th Anniversary—Thos. Jefferson—First Secretary of State
Download this free poster to commemorate 230 years of American diplomacy around the world! Created in 1789 as the U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs and later renamed the U.S. Department of State, […]
Pride 2019—The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Join with the United States in celebrating Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Intersex Pride Month during June of 2019. Download this colorful free poster. Our poster proudly affirms the U.S. […]
About America

DisAbility: Empowering People with Disabilities
People with disabilities are creative, innovative and industrious. They want to contribute, but they need a few things to do that. Accessible buildings and transportation, equal educational opportunities, adequate medical […]
Pop Culture vs. Real America
Each essay in Pop Culture vs. Real Americans contains a surprise. Especially for readers who envision U.S. culture by the pop icons it has produced. American pop icons are sometimes […]
Outline of the U.S. Government—Outline Series
What makes the U.S. government uniquely American? Learn about the separation of powers and the institutions and practices that constitute U.S. democracy. The structure of the U.S. government is defined by the Constitution, but the ways in which institutions and officials meet the requirements of the Constitution are open to interpretation.
Democracy

Free and Fair Elections: Why Elections Matter
Free and fair elections help ensure the peaceful and orderly transfer of power from citizens to an elected representative. They likewise provide the same for the transfer of power from […]
Religious Freedom in the United States_Poster
Religious freedom is a fundamental right. Since the United States began, this right has been recognized. The nation’s founders insisted on free religious choice. The U.S. Constitution expressly protects religious […]
The Berlin Wall: 20 Years Later
The Berlin Wall—symbol of a divided city within a divided nation within a divided continent—was grounded in decades-old historical divisions at the end of World War II. In August 1961, the German Democratic Republic began to construct the Berlin Wall. At first it was barbed wire, but soon it expanded into a 5 meter high 165 kilometer long network of concrete walls topped with barbed wire, and guarded with gun emplacements, watchtowers, and mines. This book recounts how and why that wall crumbled.
Education
International Day of the Girl Child 2018 poster
Educating girls helps them to grow up to take better care of themselves, their families and their communities. Women who have learned skills become valuable workers who boost an economy. […]

Mobile Education Driven by Smart Ideas—Technology in Education Series
A simple text message could be ideal for taking a math test for some schools today.
Priceless: The U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation
Many of the iconic places and powerful traditions that have shaped our civilization are under siege.
English Learning

Pop Culture Versus Real America—Learner English Series
The world is often misled by pop culture images of the United States.
Entrepreneurship
Global Entrepreneurship 2018
Some people believe that entrepreneurs are born, not made. This belief is not true. This free poster lists three basic steps which can help anyone develop the mentality and the […]

Crowdfunding: The Power of People—Business Beginnings Series
Crowdfunding harnesses the enthusiasm of social networks to raise money to fund a project.
Startup Smart: A Handbook for Entrepreneurs—Handbook Series
This handbook provides these tools and guidance for adventurous individuals who are “ready to ride the rocket ship” of being an entrepreneur.
Environment

Preserve the Earth 2019: Protect Pollinators—Poster
Bats, bees, hummingbirds and butterflies are only four of the 200,000 animal species of pollinators worldwide. Hence, our world enjoys plentiful fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables. But pollinators’ survival is currently threatened.
Preserve the Earth 2013: Conservation of the Great Cats
The world’s great cats face threats from habitat loss, dwindling prey, and conflicts with humans, including poaching and trafficking.

Preserve the Earth 2014: Conservation of Migratory Birds
For centuries, humans have marveled at the ability of birds to fly thousands of kilometers across oceans, mountains and national borders. Twice a year, an estimated 50 billion birds undertake extensive journeys to breed and feed.
Health

Vaccines: Vital for Global Health
Infectious diseases are everywhere, but vaccines can keep us healthy. Deadly epidemics can kill thousands of people. Before vaccines, that is exactly what happened. The 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic killed an […]
PEPFAR: 15 Years of Raising AIDS Awareness
2018 marks the 15th anniversary of PEPFAR—the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.

Why Are So Many Americans Overweight?—You Asked Series
An overabundant food economy promotes overeating.
Human Rights
Stop Human Trafficking—It’s modern slavery
Human trafficking is modern slavery and is a worldwide problem. Human trafficking however is also a local problem.

Americans with Disabilities Act
The law prohibits discrimination by businesses and governments against people who have disabilities.

The Americans with Disabilities Act in Action—Working with Disabilities Series
Hiring qualified candidates who happen to have a disability has proved good for business.
Science & Technology

Exploring Mars: The Next Frontier
Why explore Mars? Foremost…it is the next most accessible planet in our solar system after Earth. NASA research also helps scientists answer important questions about the evolution of our own planet and solar system.

Apollo XI 50th Anniversary poster
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin stepped onto the moon and into world history. They were the first humans ever to walk on another planetary body during […]
Preserve the Earth 2017: Biodiversity of the Polar Regions
Diverse species of wildlife inhabit the Earth’s two polar regions which are our coldest and driest areas. Emperor penguins huddle together on the ice, incubating eggs in winters that bring temperatures as low as negative 48 degrees Celsius. Similarly, the tiny Arctic tern is the only terrestrial resident of both polar regions, flying 80,000 kilometers every year round-trip to catch the Antarctic summer before returning to its Arctic breeding grounds.
Women & Girls
Stop Human Trafficking—It’s modern slavery
Human trafficking is modern slavery and is a worldwide problem. Human trafficking however is also a local problem.

DisAbility: Empowering People with Disabilities
People with disabilities are creative, innovative and industrious. They want to contribute, but they need a few things to do that. Accessible buildings and transportation, equal educational opportunities, adequate medical […]
International Day of the Girl Child 2018 poster
Educating girls helps them to grow up to take better care of themselves, their families and their communities. Women who have learned skills become valuable workers who boost an economy. […]