The event, co-hosted by Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, More Perfect and Karsh Institute of Democracy focused on how to reflect our nation’s ideals in the modern age.

More Perfect Co-Chair Alan Khazei led the Summit on National Service at the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

The panel was moderated by MacArthur’s Silvia Rivera at the Press Forward Annual Conference in Charlotte, NC discussing local news and the five Democracy Goals.

The two offered perspectives on why we need to empower young people to build a better future for themselves and the need for “Civic Moonshots.”

America's story has been written by those bold enough to begin.

Archivist fired by Trump launches a national effort to strengthen democracy

Led by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, Stand Together, and the Bezos Family Foundation, the alliance awarded the funding ahead of a civic education summit co-hosted by More Perfect and iCivics.

The Obamas, Bushes and Clintons are among those to draw on the wisdom of the past in a collection of essays.

An essay series led by the archivist whom President Trump fired will feature voices from across the political spectrum, including those of George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Led by former U.S. Archivist, Colleen Shogan, the project will feature analysis from Presidents and First Ladies Obama, Bush, and Clinton along with 60+ of the nation's top historians.

While rooted in the 250th anniversary, these initiatives are meant to inspire action and reflection well beyond 2026.

More than $56 Million in Philanthropic Support, led by Carnegie Corporation of New York, Stand Together, and the Bezos Family Foundation, Drives Boost in Commitments Ahead of Constitution Day Summit

Ahead of the nation’s 250th birthday, the effort aims to rekindle learning, engagement, and action through support of a growing network of civic organizations.

In his Farewell Address in 1989, Reagan spoke of a resurgence in national pride that returned during his presidency, which he called a “new patriotism.”

Turn your heart and mind toward America as we approach its semiquincentennial.

As Americans gathered for picnics, fireworks, and fellowship over the July 4th holiday, Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello hosted its 63rd annual immigration and naturalization ceremony.

The Declaration of Independence Book Club is a nationwide invitation for Americans to reflect on the founding document that declared our independence and continues to define our democratic promise.

The Declaration Book Club consists of a free, downloadable kit that is designed to be used over three meetings.

The Declaration Book Club is an engaging three-part reading and discussion tool kit designed for learners of all ages to delve into the enduring principles of the Declaration of Independence.

“We mustn’t shy away from the study of American history," Colleen Shogan writes.

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the American founding, we must confront the hard truth that democracies are not self-executing.

Scott Warren interviews John Bridgeland as part of The Fulcrum's series, "The Path Forward: Defining the Democracy Reform Movement."

This timely event coincides with the launch of On Character, a compelling call to Americans to examine personal integrity, resilience, service, and the core values that define our nation.

The One Utah Service Fellowship is the first of its kind in the nation to combine state, private and federal funding into a service program.

General Stanley McChrystal’s New Book On Character Sparks National Dialogue Ahead of America’s 250th Anniversary