Clio Visualizing History is a nonprofit educational organization that pioneers innovative online history exhibits that highlight the significance of visual images in American history. With a mission to engage students, assist educators, and reach a broader public audience, Clio offers a diverse array of interactive exhibits. Key highlights include "Visualizing Votes for Women," which commemorates the 19th Amendment and its campaign artifacts, and "Click! The Ongoing Feminist Revolution," reflecting women's achievements since the 1940s.

Additional exhibits cover topics such as photography’s role in history, illustrated narratives, and material culture, showcasing the intertwining of quilts with memory and family stories. The organization also features work from notable photographers like Frances Benjamin Johnston, whose pioneering visuals document the early 20th century.

Clio continually develops new projects and enriches existing content, making it a dynamic resource for those eager to explore American history through a visual lens. Whether through captivating stories or striking imagery, Clio aims to inspire curiosity and scholarship.