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Photographer Annie Griffiths Belt will lead off our 2nd season at Mesa Arts Center this fall. Belt often travels on assignment with her children. What some might see as an obstacle, Belt turned into an opportunity. "The fact that I'm a mother provides common ground," and helps "get to the kitchen table"�the intimate space where people open up.

Photograph by Linda Johansson

What's New	August 20, 2008

• National Geographic Live! 2008-2009 student programs at Mesa Arts Center


• How to register for National Geographic Live! student programs

• What's New — All Items

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Student Programs

Register online for National Geographic Live! student events in:

� Arizona
� Chicago
� Minneapolis
� Seattle
� Washington, DC

In addition, find educational resources such as lesson plans, magazine articles, and news items, as well as important field trip forms and information.

Photograph courtesy Greg Marshall

Workshops

Register online for professional development workshops on topics related to National Geographic Live! student programs.

Brady Barr in the field. Photograph courtesy NGF&T

Evening Series

National Geographic Live! brings you entertaining and visually spectacular presentations by dynamic National Geographic explorers, scientists, filmmakers, and photographers.

Learn more about National Geographic Live! Evening Series programs, and purchase series or individual event tickets.

B�rge Ousland, Polar Explorer.

Giant Maps

National Geographic Giant Traveling Maps invite children to explore the world in a really big way.

Learn more about how to borrow a Giant Traveling Map.

Photograph by Trent Campbell

For Educators

National Geographic offers a vast array of programs and resources for educators, including:

� National Geographic Bee
� The Jason Project
� Xpeditions
� MapMachine
� National Geographic Explorer
� much more...

Photograph by Maria Stenzel