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Join the CITIZEN NATION

PBS and Retro Report teamed up to create a four-part documentary that follows the journey of We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution students to the 2024 National Finals. Now it's your turn ...
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We know the future starts by learning about the past. The Center's core programs, high-quality teaching resources, and professional learning brings hope that with effective civic education, we can build a commitment to fundamental constitutional principles. Friends of the Center are involved as educators, students, volunteers, alumni, and donors.

Spectrum News Spotlights We the People Students

As part of their In US We Trust: A Crisis of Confidence series, Spectrum News spent time with We the People students from East Kentwood High School. They showed how civic education, particularly the We the People program, builds hope in the next generation of democratic leaders.

The Center: Making an Impact on Civic Education

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The Center is the national leader in developing, implementing, and evaluating civic education curricula. We provide professional development programs for young people and educators. We are committed to closing the civic empowerment gap and bringing meaningful constitutional education to all of our nation.

When we all see ourselves in “We the People,” we can make a deeper impact on strengthening democracy and our communities. The Center has room for everyone to make their impact in their own unique way, and we are stronger together. Please explore the opportunities to make a difference.

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The riveting documentary series is an inspiring and uplifting antidote to our polarized political times. It uncovers the promise our students bring for learning about the Constitution and their roles as engaged citizens.
Episode 1: “Chasing Victory”
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The premiere episode introduces contestants as they begin the school year. Two teams from Wyoming embody the state’s independent spirit. A Las Vegas team includes students whose families are recent immigrants from Nigeria, Thailand, and the Philippines. Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School in Richmond, VA, is the defending national champion and the team to beat.

Episode 2: “In the Fray”
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Episode 3: “The Hustle”
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Episode 4: “Agree to Disagree”
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