What We Do
The Civics Renewal Network is a consortium of nonpartisan, nonprofit organizations committed to strengthening civic life in the U.S. by increasing the quality of civics education in our nation’s schools and by improving accessibility to high-quality, no-cost learning materials. On the Civics Renewal Network site, teachers can find the best resources of these organizations, searchable by subject, grade, resource type, standards, and teaching strategy.
Who We Are
- ABOTA Foundation
- American Bar Association
- Annenberg Classroom
- Annenberg Learner
- Bill of Rights Institute
- C-SPAN Classroom
- Center for Civic Education
- CFR Education
- Civics 101 Podcast
- Constituting America
- Constructive Dialogue
- Core Knowledge Foundation
- Digital Inquiry Group
- Eastern State
- Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate
- Florida Joint Center for Citizenship at the Lou Frey Institute
- George Washington's Mount Vernon
- Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
- Historical Society of Pennsylvania
- iCivics
- Indiana University Center on Representative Government
- James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
- Khan Academy
- Library of Congress
- Museum of the American Revolution
- National Archives and Records Administration
- National Constitution Center
- National History Day
- NewseumED
- PBS NewsHour Classroom
- Rendell Center for Civics & Civic Engagement
- Retro Report
- Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute
- Sphere Education Initiatives
- Street Law
- Supreme Court Historical Society
- Teach Democracy
- Teaching American History
- The New York Historical
- Thomas Jefferson's Monticello
- U.S. Capitol Visitor Center
- U.S. Courts
- U.S. Government Publishing Office
- Youth Leadership Initiative
Resources for Teaching About Voting and Elections
A curated collection of resources from our partners
Resources for Teaching the 19th Amendment
Activities, analysis, and an Interactive Constitution resources
Teaching Controversial Topics?
Discover resources for all grades that are helpful in guiding a civil classroom discussion.
Constitution Day Toolkit
Videos, games, lessons and activities for all grades, plus a section for families
Browse Teaching Resources By Subject

Citizenship
157 resources available

Executive Branch/Presidency
114 resources available

Federal Government
176 resources available

Foundations of Democracy
331 resources available

History
197 resources available

Judicial Branch/Supreme Court
304 resources available

Legislative Branch/Congress
163 resources available

Media Literacy
31 resources available

Rights and Responsibilities
188 resources available

State/Local Government
48 resources available

Voting, Elections, Politics
162 resources available