Since 1997 Mae Green has been working alongside educators in creating and facilitating powerful curricula for youths in the Washington, DC area.

her work continues and is now known by the community as Advocates 4 History inc.® (a4h), non-profit 501c3.

A4H PROGRAMMING FOSTERS A COMMITMENT TO LEARNING AND INSPIRES STUDENTS TO ENVISION REAL POSSIBILITIES FOR THEIR GROWTH AND FUTURE GOALS.
Here’s how:

  • One, in the form of interactive history lessons that expose students to empowering stories of trailblazers who came before them. 

  • Two, by connecting youths with modern leaders and achievers within our community.

  • Three encourage students to join the dialogue by creatively presenting on topics discussed.

  • Four via workshops that foster practical life skills not always covered in the classroom, supplementing students' academic knowledge with the know-how they can use to get ahead.

Featured Programs

  • James Smith is seen in-uniform raising his right hand during an oath swearing.

    The James Phillip Smith (JPS) Project

    The JPS Project guides students in unearthing essential lessons from the military experiences of James Phillip Smith. They'll gain knowledge that will empower them to envision possibilities for their growth and future goals.

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  • A photograph of an old fashioned hand-pump has 100 dollar bills flowing out of it onto the ground instead of money. The bills are forming a pile.

    Social Economics

    (Financial Literacy - Money Making Money) This program teaches students easy-to-grasp concepts to help them handle money successfully. Some basics we cover include how to pay yourself, building credit, and an introduction to stock investment.

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A photograph of A4H founder, and CEO, Mae Green.

Founder: Mae Green

how Advocates 4 History INC. began

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Three children in a classroom. A Caucasian girl is in the foreground, and an Asian Boy, and an African American girl, all at their desks. Two of the children are raising their hands as if to answer a teacher's question. The photo is a side-view angle

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