The recently released final evaluation report for the James Madison Legacy Project, by the Civic Education Research Lab at Georgetown University, demonstrates that the Center's teacher professional development in We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution is successful in increasing teacher effectiveness and high-need students' attainment of civics and government standards. Learn more.

The Center for Civic Education has launched a nationwide initiative to focus its signature daily program, 60-Second Civics, on the right to vote in the weeks leading up to the November 3 national elections. Each day, 60-Second Civics will feature a podcast focused on elections, voting, and representation and how those rights are protected under the Constitution.

The Center for Civic Education is hosting a series of seven free webinars on a range of issues that will be hot topics in We the People classrooms this year.  This weekly series, which began on Constitution Day, September 17, is for social studies teachers and anyone interested in civics, government, U.S. history. Power to the People is sponsored by the Center for Civic Education, Kansas State University,the Johnson County First Amendment Foundation, and the Indiana Bar Foundation.