Americans Who Tell the Truth (AWTT) portraits can be combined to illuminate a vast array of themes in both sophisticated and humble exhibit venues. Community engagement programs combine exhibits with public events that stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue around citizenship, democracy, education, and activism.
Curate an exhibit choosing from the 280+ AWTT portraits. Exhibits are often built around themes — environmental justice, civil rights, indigenous issues, women’s rights, and more — or a set of individuals who will inspire your students or your community. Exhibits have been staged in universities, museums, schools, libraries, churches, and other public and private venues. There are so many ways to curate an exhibit of the 30″ x 36″ portraits – no matter how large or small.
“Americans Who Tell the Truth shows us how to support and grow a citizen identity from the inside, an identity that’s grounded in one’s own values, qualities of character, habits of attention, care and compassion.”
 To help inspire your future exhibit, here are a few examples of past programs.
Learn more about our programs and hear about upcoming events to get engaged.
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