Center for Action Civics- A model for action civics featuring curriculum and resources for promoting student voice and agency in the classroom and beyond.

Center for Civic Education- Lesson plans and resources on a wide range of topics and issues from 9/11 and the Constitution, voting, women’s history, black history, and more.  

Choices Program- Brown University’s education initiative that connects classrooms to news headlines featuring videos and lessons on a range of controversial and contemporary topics such as U.S.-China trade tensions, transgender issues, immigration, gerrymandering, election interference, the Syrian crisis, ethnic cleansing, and more. 

Civics Renewal Network- Resources on citizenship, the branches of government, courts, media literacy, state/local government, and rights and responsibilities of government organized by grade level appropriateness. 

Constitute Project- A database of constitutions from across the globe with search tools to navigate and identify features of constitutions such as amendments, national identity, elections, rights and duties, and principles and symbols. A global and comparative approach to exploring governing principles and founding documents. 

Constitutional Rights Foundation- Lessons that promote critical thinking and interactive learning around topics and problems with a civics emphasis such as school violence, the War in Iraq, terrorism, refugees, Supreme Court cases, and more. 

Constitutional Rights Foundation Educating about Immigration- An issue-focused approach to studying immigration that includes laws, history, and the voices of immigrants past and present. 

The Constitutional Sources Project- a user-friendly, searchable database of documents, lesson plans, and videos focusing on the Constitution.

C-Span Classroom- Lesson plans and resources designed around C-SPAN coverage and video footage. 

The Library of Congress’ Congress, Civic Participation, and Primary Source Projects- A series of projects featuring Library of Congress source material. 

National Endowment for the Humanities- Over four hundred searchable lessons and materials on history and social studies. 

NewseumED- Resources that explore media literacy with contemporary issues and problems related to civic themes and topics. 

Oyez- Provides case history and summaries of Supreme Court cases. 

United States Courts Educational Resources- Resources that focus on the Supreme Court but also state and local courts.