Spring Internship 2023 The First Amendment Museum is seeking interns (paid via stipend) for the Spring […]
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For those looking to disrupt, to make good trouble, or to create social change, remember this […]
The First Amendment Museum has been included in a $234,000 Institute for Museum and Library Services, […]
10 Tips to a Civil Conversation—and, Actually Change Someone’s Mind Family get-togethers can be contentious, especially […]
On July 31, 2022, the First Amendment Museum was featured in Total Maine with Steve Minich […]
We’re excited to share this front-page article for the winter 2022 edition of Women’s Quarterly of […]
The right to freedom of religion and belief is a fundamental right guaranteed to all people. […]
On January 16th, the same weekend as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday and holiday, is National Religious Freedom Day. Officially proclaimed by U.S. President Clinton in 1993, this day highlights the diversity of religious belief, and reinforces the right to said expression freely.
Senators Angus King (I-Maine) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) share their thoughts on the importance of the […]
On December 15, 1791, the Second Congress of the United States officially adopted the first ten […]