International Spy Museum

"access to spy: opening our doors to communities facing barriers is a series of programs for people with physical, cognitive, and financial challenges. In 2024 the museum supported these communities through both onsite and virtual programming. 330 individuals participated in programming for the autism community, and 223 adults with memory care issues and their caregivers were reached through 15 programs. In addition, 51 free programs for adults served 7,668 attendees from the united states and 30 countries. Our popular podcast, "spycast" delivered 51 programs and was downloaded 1.3 million times. "

"student workshops & resources: the international spy museum offers a wide variety of workshops (onsite and virtual) & downloadable resources that encourage active learning and meet national curriculum and common core standards. Designed for grades 3 - 12, subjects range from history & government to science & technology and address skill building in the areas of critical & creative thinking, problem solving, and teamwork. Since 2011, more than 94,000 students and educators have attended workshops. In 2024 the museum taught 280 workshops to 7,336 students around the world: 145 were on-site workshops, and 135 were provided virtually via our distance learning program. 635 teachers were provided professional development both onsite and virtually "