
Interpretive Programs
Learn more about the Museum of the American Revolution's African American and Native American Interpretive Programs, which explore the voices, viewpoints, experiences, contributions, and legacies of the diverse people of the Revolutionary era and their relevance today through living history interpretation.
The Museum's African American and Native American Interpretive Programs are sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal.

Current Interpretive Programs
Learn about the Museum's ongoing interpretive programs exploring the lives of people of African descent and Native American people in the Revolutionary era.

African American Interpretive Program
Learn more about the Museum's African American Interpretive Program, which explores the voices, viewpoints, experiences, contributions, and legacies of people of African descent during the Revolutionary era and their relevance today through living history interpretation.
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Native American Interpretive Program
Learn more about the Museum's Native American Interpretive Program, which explores the voices, viewpoints, experiences, contributions, and legacies of Native Americans during the Revolutionary era and their relevance today through living history interpretation.
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For more information about the Museum's interpretive programs, please contact [email protected].
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Meet the Revolution
Learn more about our Meet the Revolution series of costumed living history programs that explore the voices, viewpoints, and experiences of the diverse people of the Revolutionary era.
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Living History Youth Summer Institute
The Museum offers a six-week intensive summer course for young adults interested in interpreting the lives of people of African ancestry in the Revolutionary era.
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Patriots of Color Archive
The Museum's new archive features nearly 200 rare documents bearing the names of Black and Native American soldiers who served during the Revolutionary War.
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