Danna Bell is an Educational Resource Specialist at the Library of Congress. Trained as a librarian and archivist, she provides reference support for the Library's teacher programs. Prior to joining the Library's K-12 efforts, she provided support for members of the public using the Library's online collections.
Most Recent Posts
- Encouraging Citizens to “Wake Up and Read” – Celebrating National Library Week and School Library Month with Primary Sources April 10th, 2018
- Native Americans in the First World War and the Fight for Citizenship April 5th, 2018
- Mathematics and Primary Sources: Historic Codes, Ciphers, and Computational Thinking, Part II – the Women Codebreakers of WWII April 3rd, 2018
- A Suffrage Discussion Comes Home: Letters between Alexander Graham Bell and Mabel Hubbard March 29th, 2018
- Discovering Science in Congress.gov March 15th, 2018
- REMINDER: Library of Congress Summer Teacher Institute Applications Due March 21 March 6th, 2018
- K-12 Professional Development Opportunity: Teaching with WWI-Related Primary Sources February 27th, 2018
- Presidential Cartoons and Caricatures: Studying Perceptions of the Presidency February 13th, 2018
- Memories of an Olympic Protest: John Carlos, Oral History, and the 1968 Mexico City Games February 6th, 2018
- What’s New Online from the LOC? How to Bring It into Your Classroom January 25th, 2018