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Education ProgramsStudentsLooking for information for a school project? Or maybe you’re just passionate about learning more about people from the African Diaspora (people who, or whose ancestors, were born on the African continent and spread across the world). Either way, that’s great – we’re glad you’re here, and we’re here to help!
Explore our pages, and if you have any questions, give us a call at 215-574-0380 or email us at info@aampmuseum.org. |
Student Guides
Lens Legacy Oral History Project
Have you ever wanted to know how an artist creates his or her work? Or what made them choose to try to make their passion their job? Check out these videos to learn about some (mostly) local artists who do everything from singing and rapping to puppetry, and find out what makes them tick!
Visit Lens Legacy today!
Visit Lens Legacy today!
Research Suggestions
Okay, so you’ve been assigned, or chosen (great!), a project on a person, event or group in black history. Who or what to write about? You might be considering someone like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth or Frederick Douglass. Or maybe you’re thinking about the Harlem Renaissance or the March on Washington.
These are great ideas for you to learn more about! But, black history features many more people, eras, and events than these. Consider the suggestions below as ideas to get you off the beaten path and to help you explore some topics that are less well-known but very interesting and important!
And here’s a tip: Check back every now and then – you never know when this list might change!
These are great ideas for you to learn more about! But, black history features many more people, eras, and events than these. Consider the suggestions below as ideas to get you off the beaten path and to help you explore some topics that are less well-known but very interesting and important!
And here’s a tip: Check back every now and then – you never know when this list might change!
STAMP Pass - Free Admission for Philly Teens!
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If you love arts and culture, are between the ages of 14 and 19 and are a Philly resident, good news! You can get FREE admission to 12 awesome cultural institutions across the city of Philadelphia, including AAMP! Go to the website for the Philly STAMP Pass and sign up for your pass today, then present it whenever you visit a participating museum during your leisure time.*
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What does STAMP stand for? Students At Museums in Philly – and one of them could be YOU.
To get more information or to sign up for a STAMP Pass, visit www.phillySTAMPpass.org.
Want to plan your visit? View our hours and policies and our current exhibitions.
*Note: This pass program cannot be used for group visits (schools, scouting groups, etc). Group leaders interested in planning a group tour (including self-guided) should contact our Visitor Services Department at 215-574-0380 x. 225 orcmurray@aampmuseum.org.
To get more information or to sign up for a STAMP Pass, visit www.phillySTAMPpass.org.
Want to plan your visit? View our hours and policies and our current exhibitions.
*Note: This pass program cannot be used for group visits (schools, scouting groups, etc). Group leaders interested in planning a group tour (including self-guided) should contact our Visitor Services Department at 215-574-0380 x. 225 orcmurray@aampmuseum.org.