Primary sources such as speeches, letters, maps, photographs, telegrams, broadcasts, oral histories, and more can provide insight into the interests, activities, and values of individuals who influenced and were influenced by international affairs. They can also inspire conversations with students about similarities and differences between the past and the present, and they can motivate student research. In this hands-on workshop, Library of Congress education specialists will engage participants in teaching activities featuring some of their favorite sources, and will provide tips and strategies for finding compelling and useful materials in the Library's extensive digitized collections at www.loc.gov.