Students will engage in an immersive 'Trail of Reflection' walk, interacting with stations that depict critical moments of westward expansion and Manifest Destiny, using multimedia and primary sources to empathize with the historical challenges and perspectives of those involved.

Students will consolidate insights from their empathy work to clearly articulate a central historical question about Manifest Destiny, identifying specific perspectives and challenges to address in their Migration Empathy Walk exhibits and podcasts.

Students will brainstorm and develop creative ideas for their podcast episodes and the Migration Empathy Walk exhibits, drawing inspiration from historical insights gained in previous phases, to present unique solutions that address both historical and modern migration challenges.

Students will create low-fidelity prototypes of their Migration Empathy Walk installations, iterating on their narratives and product concepts using feedback from peer reviews and newly gathered insights from primary sources on Manifest Destiny.

Students will present their Migration Empathy Walk installations and podcast episodes to guest historians and classmates, gathering feedback to refine their work, enabling them to connect historical and present-day migration challenges through informed critique and reflection.