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
- Exploring Census-Taking Processes Through the Years with Primary Sources February 20th, 2020
- Celebrating the Tuskegee Airmen February 18th, 2020
- Call for Applications: 2020 Library of Congress Literacy Awards February 6th, 2020
- Transcribe the Rosa Parks Papers for African American History Month February 5th, 2020
- The Role of Inventions in Changing Our Daily Lives February 4th, 2020
- New and Upcoming from the Library: Resources and Opportunities for Teachers January 30th, 2020
- The Terrain of Freedom: Mapping Stories about People and Places in the African American Struggle for Justice, Rights, and Equality January 28th, 2020
- Teaching Civic Ideals Using Primary Sources: The Origin and Evolution of the Bill of Rights January 23rd, 2020
- Explore the Frederick Douglass Digital Newspaper Collection from the Library of Congress January 21st, 2020
- What’s New Online? Explore Recently Digitized Collections from the Library of Congress January 16th, 2020