The Declaration's Journey: A Convening on the International Legacy

Join the Museum of the American Revolution for an exploration of the 250-year impact of the Declaration of Independence outlined by historians from across the world. Inspired by The Declaration's Journey special exhibition, presented by Griffin Catalyst, this two-day convening features panels and roundtables from scholars on the Declaration's influence on independence movements in Europe, Southeast Asia, Latin and South America, and more. The convening will also include ticketed luncheon lectures by Eliga Gould, a University of New Hampshire professor of history, and Ronald Angelo Johnson, the Ralph and Bessie Mae Lynn Professor of History at Baylor University. General admission for in-person and online attendance is free but requires registration. Admission for the luncheon lectures is $50.