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We continue to evolve! The Freedom Museum has changed its name to
the McCormick Freedom Project. Our new name better reflects our mission and scope of services.
What hasn't changed? Our commitment to inspire lifelong civic engagement. Our outreach model focuses on
helping citizens, especially teens, to understand, value and protect their First Amendment rights.
*Please note that, in conjunction with our name change, our web address is now
www.freedomproject.us, and update your links and bookmarks accordingly.
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Inspired to take action and become an involved citizen who speaks up and gets involved? Click here to find suggested ways to step up and take action.
Want to be involved in the
Freedom Project's online community? Click
on the icons below!
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Free School Programs
School outreach programs will inspire students
to learn more about their freedoms and the role the First Amendment plays in an
ongoing struggle to define and defend those freedoms.
Click on the links below
to learn more about these free resources for your school:
Discovery Trunks (grades 6-8)
Speakers in Schools (grades 9-12)
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Programs that inspire citizens to think about
their First Amendment rights are brought to
selected locations throughout Chicago and the
suburbs.
March 6 -- “The Noughties”: Looking Back at a Decade of Change, 2000-2009
At the Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Clark
Free with Museum Admission
March 11 -- Smart Mouth
At the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington
March 24 -- Mitt Romney author of No Apology
At the Chase Auditorium, 10 South Dearborn
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