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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Public Programs
Getting to the Point with the authors of "The Hill to Die On"
Jake Sherman and Anna Palmer, coauthors of Politico Playbook, will join C-SPAN Political Editor Steve Scully to discuss “The Hill to Die On,” their inside account of President Trump’s first two years in the White House as viewed from Capitol Hill. -
Public Programs
Getting To Yes: What does it take to make a deal in today’s Senate?
In partnership with POLITICO, the Institute was proud to present a program titled Getting To Yes: What does it take to make a deal in today’s Senate? with Senators Patrick Leahy (D-VT) & Mike Lee (R-UT) moderated by POLITICO’s Editor Susan Glasser. -
Great Senate Debates
Great Senate Debates: The Censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy
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Great Senate Debates
Great Senate Debates: The Civil Rights Act of 1964
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Great Senate Debates
Great Senate Debates: The League of Nations
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Senator Kennedy Speeches
Hamburger Hill Speech
At the height of our nation’s involvement in the war in Vietnam, Senator Kennedy called on President Nixon to begin an immediate drawdown of our forces in that region. -
Senator Kennedy Speeches
Hate Crimes Speech
Senator Kennedy fought to pass the Matthew Shepard Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act, which would broaden existing law to prohibit hate crimes against women, gays, lesbians, and transgender persons. -
2018 Senate Election
Hawaii
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Public Programs
Humanities Workshop Panel Discussion on Economic Inequality & Exhibition Launch
A panel discussion and exhibition on income inequality organized by the Humanities Workshop, a consortium of secondary schools in the Greater Boston area that explores pressing issues affecting our community through a humanist lens.
