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This Civic Learning Week, Small is Mighty

In just a few weeks, classrooms, libraries, museums, statehouses, and community centers across the country will light up with learning and engagement for Civic Learning Week (March 9–13). We are optimistic that this year’s Civic Learning Week will be another important “fluorescent moment for civics,” in which thousands of local

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O'Connor family
An Insight on Civics from the O’Connor Family
Luke O’Connor, grandson of iCivics founder and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, sat down to talk with his father and iCivics board member Jay O’Connor about Justice O’Connor’s legacy regarding the importance of civic education.
Educators as Frontline Civic Workers: Teaching Elections
iCivics Chief Education Officer responds to the idea being reported that this year’s presidential election isn’t being taught.
We the People
Reading Between the Lines of the United States’ Founding Document
A Constitution Day Message from iCivics CEO, Louise Dube

Impact Stories

Luke Selover
Humanities teacher Luke Selover turned an iCivics lesson into a project that has created change at his school.
Kwesi Jackson
Educator Kwesi Jackson explains how iCivics has helped meet his students' individual learning needs.
Shari Conditt
Veteran teacher Shari Conditt shares why she used iCivics resources to teach about the 2024 presidential election.
Don Jenkins
Fulbright Roving Scholar Don Jenkins talks about how he uses iCivics to teach students in Norway about U.S. history and government.
Kristy Johnson
Kristy Johnson
Kristy Johnson discusses her work in adult education and the important role of civic education and information literacy.
Amanda Donley
Student Amanda Donley reflects on the importance of civic education today.
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