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Connecticut River

illustration of Connecticut River

The Connecticut River is the largest river in New England, flowing 407 miles from its source near the Canadian border in the Connecticut Lakes to its mouth at Long Island Sound. The river forms most of the border between New Hampshire and Vermont, and flows through western Massachusetts and central Connecticut.

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Teach Disability History The Road to the Americans with Disabilities Act and Beyond July 14, 2026 - Teaching Disability History Conference - Harkin Institute,…
Resources on Disability and Young Voters View the recording from the April 22 webinar, and access slides, curriculum and other resources below.  For teacher…
Resources for Teaching Disability History and Human Rights from the Virtual Conference  April 7, 2026 - 5:00-7:30 pm Eastern Time - Second Annual Conference…