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Delivering Constitutions? Here’s what to wear

Some simple sartorial instructions for volunteers who are participating in our Constitution Day project.
Benjamin Franklin

Be not a fearful doubter: Rita Peters

From Benjamin Franklin’s electricity experiments to the Wright brothers’ airplane and Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone, American ingenuity is a virtue, and one that we should perpetuate.

Citizens must understand the Constitution to make our republic work

Most Americans have never read the Constitution. Yet we rely on that precious document every day.

The people behind Constitution Day

Across the country, boxes are arriving, tables are filling up, and volunteers are getting to work. Meet some of these remarkable volunteers who are giving young Americans a priceless gift.

Dolly Parton and the American art of giving

Dolly Parton’s is a very American story. Her musical story began in the mountains of East Tennessee back in 1946, and it is an American story worth remembering.

The states are moving and citizens make it possible

For years, critics have said an Article V convention would never happen. But the facts tell a different story. The movement is working.

From Pokémon to purpose: How the Emerging Leaders Program helped Blake Schaper grow as a leader

Pokémon isn't necessarily the first thing that leaps to mind when thinking about self-government.

Term limits for federal officials includes Supreme Court justices

Few things in American politics unite our polarized country like term limits. Most Americans agree that no one should hold great public power forever.

“Our Constitution Works”: Gerald Ford assumes the presidency in unprecedented fashion

On August 9, 1974, as Ford stepped into a constitutional moment without precedent.

Self-government must be learned

Self-government in a representative republic like the United States sounds simple. The people rule. The people decide.  But in real life, it is not automatic or simple. Self-government has to be learned.

Saluting courage: National Whistleblower Appreciation Day

Whistleblowing in order to force government officials and agencies to meet their responsibilities has long been an American tradition.

Momentum builds as Constitution Day Across America project rolls on

A simple idea of placing a pocket Constitution into the hands of every eighth grader in the United States, has quickly grown into a true grassroots movement. 

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