National Constitution Center

Catch up on a FREE class featuring Professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries. The Department of History at Ohio State professor joins CEO Jeffrey Rosen to discuss how to understand and teach the civil rights movement. Register for upcoming sessions: https://bit.ly/3a6Wle1 #NCCed #sschat #apgov #hsgovchat #civics #APUSH

We’re reopening! Beginning February 12, the Center is excited to welcome back visitors after temporarily closing due to #COVID19. Learn more about extended #PresidentsDay hours, our #19thAmendment exhibit, health/safety protocols, and more. ... #HistoricPhiladelphia #discoverphl #OurTurnToTourist

How would libertarian, progressive, and conservative scholars construct their ideal constitutions? On January 27, President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen moderates a FREE #AmericasTownHall on the Center’s Constitution Drafting Project. This program is presented in partnership with The Philanthropy Roundtable.

What does the constitutional amendment process look like? Register for FREE online classes examining Article V of the U.S. Constitution. #NCCed #sschat #apgov #civics #hsgovchat #APUSH

There’s no doubt that interest in the Constitution has never been higher." President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen talks with Philadelphia Inquirer about the Center's wide-ranging online resources, the Interactive Constitution, and its position as the third-most-viewed museum website in the country.

#OnThisDay in 1799, #GeorgeWashington died at his home after a brief illness and after losing about 40 percent of his blood. So what killed the 67-year-old former President?

#OnThisDay in 1862, Noah Swayne was confirmed by the Senate to replace Justice John McLean, one of two dissenters in the Dred Scott decision along with Benjamin Roberts Curtis.

Give the gift of membership this holiday season! Save 10% on all memberships with code GIFT20. Members enjoy free admission, guided tours, and unlimited access to timely conversations while supporting our educational mission.

Just yesterday, the National Constitution Center awarded the 2020 #LibertyMedal to #SupremeCourt Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for her efforts to advance liberty and equality for all. This video honors the legacy of one of the most influential voices for constitutional change in American history.

Digital resources have never been more important, especially when many classrooms are now virtual. Register today for FREE online classes exploring the powers of the judicial branch and the #SupremeCourt. #NCCed #apgov #sschat

#OnThisDay in 1774, the First Continental Congress ended its initial session in Philadelphia with a list of rights belonging to Colonists and threats of an economic boycott.

What are social media platforms doing to tackle disinformation, foreign interference, and fake news during this election season? Experts join President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen for an #AmericasTownHall discussion on October 29. #Election2020

Celebrate the anniversary of the #BillofRights, the first time We the People used our power to amend the U.S. Constitution! Families, educators, and students can now register for online programming on Dec. 15, including a live Q&A with our #NCCed team.

Where did the idea of separation of powers come from? How has this been tested over time in America? Learners of all ages can now register for our nonpartisan #Election2020 online prep classes! #NCCed #apgov #sschat #ElectionDay

ICYMI: #AmericasTownHall looks back at controversial elections throughout our nation's history. In this clip, leading scholars discuss Bush v. Gore, the #SupremeCourt, and current questions ahead of #Election2020. Register for upcoming programs: https://bit.ly/37NLkPh

#OnThisDay in 2000, the #SupremeCourt ended a Florida vote recount in the presidential election contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore.

#OnThisDay in 1861, a group of delegates in 39 Virginia counties decided to start the process of forming their own state during the Civil War, beginning a constitutional debate that continues to this day.

The National Constitution Center Scout Days have gone virtual! Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts can register for LIVE online programs, including museum tours, engaging shows, and trivia, all specifically designed to help them meet badge requirements. #NCCed

How has #SCOTUS ruled on curbside voting, mail-in-ballots, and more? Explaining these #Election2020 cases from PA, AL, and more from around the country, Emily Bazelon of Slate Political Gabfest and Bradley Smith of Institute for Free Speech joined host Jeffrey Rosen on this week’s #WTPpodcast. #NCCpodcast

Should the #EqualRightsAmendment be revived? Jane Mansbridge of Harvard Kennedy School, Carol Jenkins of ERA Coalition, and Inez Feltscher of Independent Women's Forum discuss with CEO Jeffrey Rsoen during #AmericasTownHall.

Get ready for #Election2020 with the National Constitution Center and The Franklin Institute! Register for free #NCCed election history prep then visit the #PresidentsbyMadameTussauds exhibit and meet American leaders. NCC classes: https://bit.ly/3iLm5if... #FranklinInstitute tickets: https://bit.ly/2IPPziH See more

What has the #SupremeCourt said about the right to vote over time? Catch up on this virtual class with CEO Jeffrey Rosen and #NCCed's Kerry Sautner on the history of voting rights. Register for upcoming sessions: https://bit.ly/37zERHp ... #apgov #sschat #ElectionDay See more

ICYMI: #AmericasTownHall talks with the authors of The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again. Robert D. Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett explore the economic, social, and political trends over the past century that brought us from an I society to a We society and back again.

Contentious presidential elections have shaped American history. Exploring the elections of 1800, 1860, 2000, and moreand how to avoid contention in #Election2020experts join President and CEO Jeffrey Rosen to discuss. Learn more with our #LiveAtNCC podcast: https://apple.co/34f5dwm... #ElectionDay #NCCpodcast See more

Prepping your class for #ElectionDay? Explore our FREE nonpartisan constitutional resources on the Interactive Constitution and register for LIVE sessions with CEO Jeffrey Rosen and #NCCed's Kerry Sautner. This week's classes: https://bit.ly/3dIvDK0... All sessions: https://bit.ly/37w6UHE #apgov #sschat #Election2020 #remotelearning #edchat

Catch our recent online class with special guest Holly Frey of Stuff You Missed in History Class! The podcast host joined CEO Jeffrey Rosen and #NCCed's Kerry Sautner to dive into the history of the executive branch, the #WhiteHouse, and more. #apgov #sschat #Election2020