Discover Harriet Beecher Stowe – an important icon of American literature, culture and social activism. Share how you are making a difference in your school or community, and explore ways other students are making a difference.
History Day Projects
Visit these links for helpful information:
Harriet Beecher Stowe Biography
Annotated Bibliography for Young Readers
All documents are property of the Stowe Center.
Need more information? Would you like to interview a Stowe Center museum educator? Contact us.
The Student Stowe Prize, established by the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in 2012, recognizes outstanding writing by United States high school and college students that is making a tangible impact on a social justice issue critical to contemporary society.
Volunteer at a food bank.
Donate gently used clothes and books.
Mentor younger students and help with homework.
Organize school activities that support self-confidence, leadership, and positive student interactions.
Start a club at your school, library or community center that raises awareness about a social issue.
Participate in Salons by Stowe conversations — in person at the Stowe Center or via Twitter #SalonsbyStowe.
Learn how to organize and facilitate community conversations at school: Tell your teacher about Stowe Center School Programs and Outreach.
Helpful links for more information: