named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
A New York Minute In History
Podcast co-produced with the New York State Museum and WAMC that explores stories of New Yorkers throughout American history, using historical markers as a guide
American History Hit
Podcast hosted by Don Wildman that examines pivotal moments in American history, from pre-colonial times to the modern era, with a focus on connecting past events to contemporary issues
Revolutionary NY 250
Initiative supporting statewide commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, including public events, educational programming, and historical site promotion
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Education Policy Advocacy & Reform 1 activity
- Advocacy for history education and historical practiceAdvocates for and supports history education and historical practice in New York State through public and private collaboration. This includes ongoing efforts to promote and strengthen historical engagement across the state.
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Podcast and Radio Production 1 activity
- Production of historical podcastsProduces and publishes the podcasts "A New York Minute In History," which explores New York's history through its historical markers, and "American History Hit," with new episodes released twice weekly. These digital offerings provide accessible public history content to a broad audience.
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Student-Led Civic Engagement Support 1 activity
- Support for student-based history programsSupports student-based programs such as WNY History Day, Constitution Day, American History Bee, and Kids Voting USA across New York State, providing educational opportunities that engage students in civic and historical learning.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Dissemination of Revolutionary NY 250 event informationProvides public access to a state-wide calendar of Revolutionary NY 250 events by linking to I LOVE NY's Path Through History program, facilitating public participation in commemorative historical activities across New York State.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
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1 years on record · 2025–2025
relationships · 7
Who they work with
- I LOVE NY Partner — Collaborates by linking to I LOVE NY's Path Through History program calendar for event listings
- New York State Government — Collaborates with state government on history education and commemoration initiatives.
- New York State 250th Commemoration Commission Government — Recognizes and supports the work of the state commission established to lead 250th commemoration efforts
- New York State Museum Partner — Co-producer of the podcast "A New York Minute In History"
- The William G. Pomeroy Foundation Funder — Provides support for the podcast "A New York Minute In History"
- U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission Partner — Collaborates on initiatives related to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
- WAMC Partner — Co-producer of the podcast "A New York Minute In History"
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How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Centralized Access to History and Civics Resourcesmethodology: resource-centralizationBy creating a streamlined network, we improve access to history and civics learning materials for educators and students because centralized resource systems reduce barriers and increase equitable utilization.
- Civic Commemoration as Public Educationmethodology: civic-commemorationBy using state-led commemorative programming to engage the public in revolutionary history, we foster historical awareness and civic inspiration because shared rituals and narratives make history emotionally resonant and memorable.
- Historical Markers as Entry Points to State Historymethodology: historical-markers-as-entry-pointsBy using physical historical markers as starting points, we make New York’s history more accessible and engaging because tangible, location-based cues prompt curiosity and connect individuals to broader historical narratives.
- Network-Brokering Across Disconnected Sectorsmethodology: network-brokeringBy activating and connecting existing statewide education and cultural networks, we bridge systemic gaps in history education because coordination across siloed institutions increases resource flow and collective impact.
- Public-Private Collaboration to Strengthen History Educationmethodology: public-private_collaborationBy partnering across public and private sectors, we improve history education and practice because joint efforts leverage diverse resources, expertise, and networks that neither sector could mobilize alone.