Institute Resources
In addition to its exhibits and public programs, a variety of resources are available to assist different audiences in learning more about the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate and its work. Resources are available for Educators, Students, Scholars and Researchers, and the Press.
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2018 Senate Election
Arizona
Senator Jeff Flake -
Public Programs
Art & Activism: Civic Engagement Through Creative Expression
The Institute hosted a panel discussion exploring how art serves as a form of civic expression, and the power of art to invigorate civic discourse. Educators and community leaders shared how they are harnessing art and creative expression to help young people contribute to the civic life of their communities. -
Public Programs
A Seat at the Table Gallery Talk & Workshop
A gallery talk on the exhibit "A Seat at the Table" that highlights the stories of national figures and community members who have brought new perspectives to the table followed by a hands-on workshop during which participants can create their own "seat at the table" to contribute to the exhibit. -
Public Programs
Boston Children's Chorus Concert: Choregie
Join Boston Children's Chorus for this performance featuring guest conductor Karmina Šilec. -
Public Programs
Boston Pride Political Forum
Boston Pride partnered with the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate for the 2017 Boston Pride Political Forum, which focused on advocacy and activism within the LGBTQ community in the wake of the 2016 presidential election. -
2018 Senate Election
California
Dianne Feinstein -
Public Programs
Can We Save Our Democracy?
A conversation with the authors of "How Democracies Die," Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt
Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, authors of "How Democracies Die", will discuss how their research studying the demise of other liberal democracies around the world offers lessons for America’s current political climate.
