National Constitution Center Scholar Exchange
Free live virtual sessions with lawyers/judges/scholars practicing civil dialogue on constitutional topics.
The National Constitution Center provides engaging and informative educational experiences to students across the United States through our virtual programs.
These programs ensure that young learners can explore history, engage in constitutional conversations, and deepen their understanding of both history and the Constitution in a dynamic and accessible way.
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