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No order form: free materials you can use now
There is nothing to order from FannieLouHamer.info. Everything is free online: here are printable pages and free primary sources for classrooms and programs.
In short
There is no order form on this site because nothing is for sale. All materials are free online. Teachers and program leaders can print the lesson plan, the calendar, the at-a-glance fact sheet and the Ruleville guide, and they can use free primary sources such as the 1964 testimony recording and the SNCC Digital Gateway.
What can I print?
These pages are designed to be printed for classrooms and events:
| Page | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Lesson plan, grades 6-12 | Two class periods on the 1964 testimony |
| Fannie Lou Hamer at a glance | One-page fact sheet with a timeline |
| Calendar of dates | Planning anniversaries and displays |
| Ruleville guide | Field trips and visits |
| Reading and viewing list | Library orders and book clubs |
Which free primary sources should I use?
The American RadioWorks transcript and audio of the 1964 testimony, the SNCC Digital Gateway and the Library of Congress Civil Rights History Project are free and reliable. Our links page lists them with addresses.
Why is this page called order_form.html?
An earlier site on this domain had an order form at this address. We do not take orders or payments, and we never ask for card details.
Questions readers ask
Can you mail me printed materials?
No. We do not mail anything. Every page prints cleanly from a browser.
Can I order a speaker for my event?
We do not provide speakers. Museums such as the Two Mississippi Museums and universities with civil rights programs sometimes arrange talks; contact them directly.
Continue in the archive
- Teach & rememberFree lesson planA free lesson plan for grades 6 to 12 built on Fannie Lou Hamer's 1964 testimony and other primary sources, with objectives, steps, questions and a rubric.
- Teach & rememberCalendar of datesAnniversaries from Fannie Lou Hamer's life and the Mississippi movement, month by month, for teachers, libraries and anyone planning a commemoration.
- Her lifeAt a glanceThe essential facts about Fannie Lou Hamer on one page, with dates, places, organizations, campaigns and honors, for students and quick reference.
- Teach & rememberTrusted sourcesA curated list of reputable archives, encyclopedias, museums, recordings and books for researching Fannie Lou Hamer and the Mississippi freedom movement.