Reflecting on Civic Learning Week (CLW), an annual event hosted by iCivics highlighting the importance of civic education in sustaining and strengthening constitutional democracy in the United States.

A national spotlight was put in Mecklenburg judges recently. See where candidates stand on a variety of issues before the ...

How an excessive focus on methods has distracted attention from the more fundamental challenge of building rigor and learning ...

Here’s how the candidates responded to Star-Telegram questions about why they deserve your vote in the March 3 primary.

IntroductionWhat does it mean to persist in speaking when a society appears locked in repetition, when crises recur with such regularity that they no longer provoke surprise, and when promises are ...

Perhaps it is time for a new era of what the American Founders might have called “public spiritedness.” ...

Newly released ethics guidance for the federal judiciary makes clear that judges can speak out against “illegitimate forms of criticism and attacks.” ...

The Hendrix College Center for Civic Leadership will host the next lecture in its Civic Impact Series on Tuesday, February 10 ...

Constructive conversation, ideological diversity and self-regulation skills — this simple three-step strategy serves as the ...

Civic duty is often framed narrowly—as voting every few years, attending a rally, or holding public office. Those things matter. But civic duty is much larger than any single act. At its core, it is ...