EDUCATORS: Deepen your knowledge of the First Amendment, engage with the Center’s nonpartisan educational materials, and collaborate with your peers from around the country during a First Amendment Weekend Workshop this fall.

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Explore the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and constitutional principles with tech policy experts Mark Coeckelbergh, Dr. Mary Anne Franks and Marc Rotenberg | CAIDP.ORG.

Register to attend #AmericasTownHall May 15 at Noon ET: ow.ly/brH150Reuov

#OnThisDay , we honor liberty, justice, and equality under the law for #LawDay . President Dwight Eisenhower first urged for a day celebrating the importance of law in 1958, and Congress designated the holiday three years later.
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Learn more about the upcoming #RedWhiteAndBlueToDo , a celebration coming to Philly on July 2!

Billy Penn covers the details: ow.ly/W0yp50RtxfT

Andrew Busch of Claremont McKenna College explains former President Reagan’s view of the Supreme Court’s involvement in state matters and his strategy for appointing new justices on #AmericasTownHall .

Watch the full program: ow.ly/e2Bg50Rk9Pz

At US National Archives, President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen explains George Washington’s farewell address message focused on the importance of civic education for all citizens.

Watch the full program here: ow.ly/nqzV50Rp978

Prepping for the upcoming #APGov or #APUSH exams? Check out #NCCed online resources to review America’s founding documents. 📜✍️

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#OnThisDay in 1993, the World Wide Web launches, making virtual museum tours possible!

Explore #CivilWarAndReconstruction , one of our feature exhibits, from home: ow.ly/4bxr50RcjQF

#OnThisDay in 1789, President George Washington delivers the nation’s first presidential inaugural address.

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John Yoo of UC Berkeley Law talks on #WeThePeoplePodcast about the founders’ effort to separate the impeachment process from a criminal proceeding.

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Today, Philadelphia Historic District partners announced plans for the first-ever #RedWhiteAndBlueToDo celebration for July 2, 2024, commemorating a day of “pomp and parade,” as declared by John Adams in 1776, encouraging visitors to celebrate independence in the place where it…

A preview of food specials coming to Old City Philly for #RedWhiteAndBlueToDo in July! 🇺🇸 IndependenceNPS 🇺🇸 PHL Visitor Center

Something Red, White and Blue is coming on July 2. ⭐️🇺🇸

On #AmericasTownHall , Kenji Yoshino of NYU Law talks about the Meta Oversight Board's role in a hotly contested Brazilian election.

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Michael McConnell of Stanford Law School explains the goals and makeup of the Meta Oversight Board on #AmericasTownHall .

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STARTING NOW: Hear members of Meta’s Oversight Board, Kenji Yoshino of NYU Law and Michael McConnell of Stanford Law School discuss the pivotal role played by the board in ensuring free and fair elections in advance of the 2024 presidential election.

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#OnThisDay in 1745, Oliver Ellsworth is born. Despite his considerable contributions in America’s founding period, little has been written about him.

Read #ConstitutionDaily to learn more about this underrated Founding Father: ow.ly/Omm250RcjvE

Hear AJ Jacobs and Jeffrey Rosen discuss Jacobs’ new book, “The Year of Living Constitutionally: One Man’s Humble Quest to Follow the Constitution’s Original Meaning,” for #AmericasTownHall .

Register to attend #AmericasTownHall online, May 10 at Noon ET: ow.ly/or6g50Reuy0

Prepping for the #APGov exam on May 6? Check out #NCCed online resources to review landmark #SCOTUS cases. 🏛️🗳️

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#OnThisDay in 1758, James Monroe is born. Monroe was the last Founding Father to serve as president.

Here are 10 interesting facts about a Founding Father who spent more than four decades at the center of American change: ow.ly/30P150RcjcQ