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How Do We Maintain Trust in Our Elections? It's two weeks away from the midterm elections, and polls show many Americans fear our democracy is in peril. One of the foundations of trust in the election process rests upon a better understanding of the
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legacy of a republican government created by the Founders and
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the nature of the system of representation in the Constitution. Both concepts are explored in depth in the first unit of our
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"First Branch: Congress and the Constitution" resource .
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Join the Debate on Think the Vote! Trust in our election system is vital to a democratic system, and concerns about the integrity of our elections leads to public discussions about how to limit voter fraud and ensure the voice of every eligible voter is counted. What do your students think?
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Does the U.S. need to better protect voting rights? The students with the best answers on both sides of the question and their teachers will win gift cards and swag!
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Get Your Students Involved!
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Shaw v. Reno | BRI's Homework Help Series Can a state draw district lines to increase the voting power of a minority? The Supreme Court took up this question in the 1993 case of Shaw v. Reno.
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Check out our latest Homework Help video on this AP Government-required Supreme Court case .
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Critical Conversations: Civic Friendship, Divisive Topics, and Democratic Discourse Last month, the Bill of Rights Institute was proud to partner with the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas to lead a discussion on civil discourse. "
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Critical Conversations: Civic Friendship, Divisive Topics, and Democratic Discourse " was led by BRI President David Bobb. It is now available online as a great tool to spark discussions on civil discourse with students and members of your community.
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WATCH HERE
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Educator SpotlightMeet Brittany Marrs!Brittany Marrs draws inspiration from two women in her professional career – the former Queen of France, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and her own mother. “My Mom spends all her free time devoting herself to bettering her community,” said Brittany, who teaches government and economics at Magnolia High School in Magnolia, Texas. “She belongs to many community improvement organizations
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BOE: Bottom of EmailDear John,
We are excited to announce applications are now open for the 2022-23 Bill of Rights Institute
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elite student fellowship program ! This program is a six month educational program to help high school students develop their skills in building a civil society. Plus, students will receive scholarships for a week of study and programming in Washington, D.C.! The deadline to apply is Thursday, November 10.
We hope that you will encourage your eligible juniors and seniors to apply!
Warmly,
Laura Vlk
Director, Educator Engagement
Bill of Rights Institute
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