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New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center offers a variety of standards-based educational opportunities for students of all ages! Program content can range from history and marine science to arts and culture.
Recent programs include:
All Hands On Deck, a program for upper elementary students focused on safety at sea. (45-75 minutes)
Change Over Time, a program where students explore exhibits and artifacts to understand changes in the workforce (immigration/gender history), working conditions (labor history), sustainability/regulations, and vessels/gear/technology. Appropriate for middle to high school students. (60-90 minutes)
Working on the Waterfront, an introduction to career paths in the fishing industry. Appropriate for middle to high school students. (60-90 minutes)
Programs can be tailored to the particular interests and ages of students. For more information or to schedule a group visit, email Joe Ritter at Programs@FishingHeritageCenter.org or call (508) 993-8894.
Click here to access digital educational resources including our Virtual Vessel Tour.