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The 1950 Census Website is presented by Michael L. Knight, detailing its design, development, and features such as name search and transcription capabilities.
Ida B. Wells, portrayed by Marti Gobel, discusses her journalism career and activism against racism and violence in the U.S. suffrage movement.
At Scandinavia House, a premiere Q&A event features insights from the creators and cast of the documentary Calendar Girl, exploring themes of identity and empowerment.
In Atlanta, Georgia, the National Archives and Records Administration hosts a two-day event featuring discussions on civil rights and individual freedom with former President Jimmy Carter and various panelists.
Abigail Adams discusses her experiences during the American Revolution and the significant contributions of women, followed by a Q&A with Patrick Madden from the National Archives Foundation.
Dorothy Hancock discusses her contributions to the American Revolution alongside her husband John Hancock in a conversation moderated by Patrick Madden of the National Archives Foundation.
Aging filmmaker Leonard Fife, portrayed by Richard Gere, reflects on his life and career during an interview with former student Malcolm, played by Michael Imperioli.
Thomas Jefferson discusses the Declaration of Independence in a Q&A session with National Archives Foundation Executive Director Patrick Madden, hosted by Archivist David S. Ferriero.
