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VIDEO: Kerry Sautner, the National Constitution Center’s Chief Learning Officer, leads a live tour of our Civil War and Reconstruction exhibit during a recent Scholar Exchange class on “Slavery in America: The Constitution to Reconstruction” with President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen.
The National Constitution Center plays a unique role in elevating civil discourse and expanding civic literacy. Our educational content is free of politics, ideologically balanced, and grounded in the best constitutional scholarship from diverse perspectives. This content has made the National Constitution Center America’s most trusted resource for constitutional education.
Your gift supports constitutional education programs for all ages including:
REMOTE LEARNING The National Constitution Center is America's leading platform for nonpartisan constitutional education and is uniquely positioned to offer new and accessible online learning opportunities. Students, teachers, and learners of all ages can participate in free live lectures and lively discussions led by the Center's president and CEO, Jeffrey Rosen, and other constitutional experts.
CONSTITUTIONALLY THEMED EXHIBITS The National Constitution Center’s newest exhibit, The 19th Amendment: How Woman Won the Vote traces the triumphs and struggles that led to the ratification of the 19th Amendment. It builds on the story that begins in, Civil War and Reconstruction: The Battle for Freedom and Equality, and explores how the women’s rights movement grew alongside the anti-slavery movement as part of the ongoing battle for freedom and equality for all.
THE INTERACTIVE CONSTITUTION a free online tool that delivers scholarship from top constitutional scholars directly to your computer or mobile device and features the National Constitution Center’s educational videos, podcasts, and lesson plans for middle and high school students on one platform.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMBASSADORS & CLASSROOM EXCHANGES begins in the classroom before students visit the Center; continues with a day-long onsite educational experience, including live theater, workshops, and civil dialogue around big constitutional questions; and follows students back to their classrooms, where they can connect with other classrooms across America for constitutional conversations using our online Classroom Exchanges.
AMERICA’S TOWN HALL unites thought leaders from across the ideological spectrum for live debates, panel discussions, book talks, and our acclaimed We the People and Live at The National Constitution Center podcasts on the constitutional issues at the center of American life.
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