What is impeachment? Who can be impeached? Which branch is responsible for the proceedings? The National Constitution Center has answers to those questions and more.

Listen to the We the People episode, History of Impeachment, to learn about the few times in American history when Presidents have faced impeachment charges. Apply those historical examples to modern day with the What Constitutes an Impeachable Offense? podcast episode.
Watch Joshua Matz, author of To End A Presidency: The Power of Impeachment, discuss the implications of impeachment in this America's Town Hall video.
Share information about Congress' role in the impeachment process from a recent Constitution Daily blog post.

Check out the media library in the new Interactive Constitution: Classroom Edition to search relevant content for every constitutional issue in the news. Try it out here.

Online Matchmaking Platform for Classroom Exchanges

Classroom Exchanges return for the 2019-2020 school year with the new online matchmaking platform! Classes participating in these online, synchronous exchanges discuss big, constitutional questions using materials provided by the National Constitution Center.

Interested teachers should create an account by entering in their professional information and details about dates, times, and topics that fit into their curriculum. Matches will be sent once other teachers register with similar criteria. All preparatory materials can be downloaded directly from the matchmaking platform.

Email [email protected] with any questions you may have before signing up.

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