The Center for Civic Education is celebrating Black History Month with a special 60-Second Civics podcast series dedicated to the expansion of civil rights since the nation’s founding era and the confrontation of modern challenges to full equality. In addition, a variety of free lesson plans on nonviolence and civil rights are available. 

Civility, respect, individual responsibility, self-discipline, civic-mindedness, open-mindedness, compromise , toleration of diversity, patience and persistence, compassion, loyalty, generosity. Do these values matter to you? They matter to us. We teach these values through We the People and other programs. If you do believe, then please support the one organization that teaches these values in schools—at every grade—throughout the country. Because values like these are what sustains civic virtue in our society. Please give.  Even a small donation will help keep these values alive. 

The We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution National Finals questions are now available. This year's competition will feature two questions rather than the traditional three. The We the People National Finals will be held online April 24-26. Good luck to all competitors as you prepare for this lifechanging event!