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Stories Solutions to America’s biggest problems are emerging all around us. See the inspiring leaders behind them, and how their bottom-up approaches are transforming people’s lives.
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Solutions to America’s biggest problems are emerging all around us. See the inspiring leaders behind them, and how their bottom-up approaches are transforming people’s lives.

Constitutionally Limited Government

America is the promise of a diverse, dynamic, and free people. The Constitution provides the framework for achieving it by protecting equal rights and guarding against abuses of power. 

Statue of Lady Justice holding scales in front of the U.S. Constitution with "We the People" visible. Why civics is a life skill that makes us and our country better

It’s time we move civics education beyond “How a bill becomes a law.” It’s a guide for a better life.

A person holding the American flag. Americans need a history refresh. She's got a plan.

She protected the Declaration of Independence and thinks we all should read it to our kids.

Scales of justice. You have the right to an attorney. Thousands of Americans are in jail without one.

Exploring the nationwide crisis of Sixth Amendment violations and the push for reform.

Blurry image of a large group of people. 5 questions that can solve America’s political polarization

What we think we know about other Americans’ views — and what we get very wrong.

Police officer in uniform. 4 AI-powered technologies transforming law enforcement

How to maximize new innovations to keep communities safe.

panel discussion on campus free speech What is the state of free speech on college campuses? Why it matters

FIRE’s College Free Speech Rankings provide insights on the state of free speech – not just on campus. 

A hand picking up a piece of paper on a desk with navy background What’s really driving political polarization — and what we can do to end it

Here’s a hint: It’s not policy disagreements

Collage of family photos Her son overdosed 4 times. Now she fights oppressive drug laws.

With the help of Americans for Prosperity, Christi Berrong-Barber learned her personal story has the power to make lasting change.

Image of America's founding fathers with the Declaration of Independence How America’s founding ideals are still at work

A veteran’s story of being guided by our founding principles

A person's hand holds a gavel up in the air. Prosecutors are overwhelmed. These orgs are taking the pressure off.

How justice that focuses on safer, faster resolution can be more effective — and better for the community — than punishment.

Moral disagreements Why this professor thinks moral disagreements can bring us closer together

At the Center for the Science of Moral Understanding, Kurt Gray is researching why we misunderstand each other.

Co-founder of JusticeText giving a presentation to a room full of people Could AI solve the biggest problem with ‘the right to an attorney’?

JusticeText aims to restore balance to the criminal justice system and redefine what public safety means in America.

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