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What civic virtues did the founders take from classical antiquity? On #AmericasTownHall, Caroline Winterer of Stanford explains both the virtues and vices the founders took from Rome. Watch the full program: https://sbrew.link/AIVp1Epy

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On #AmericasTownHall, author Scott Greenberger reflects on Gouverneur Morris’s remarkable list of accomplishments during the Revolutionary War and at the Constitutional Convention. Watch a special #ConstitutionDay Town Hall now: https://sbrew.link/nBESU588

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Author Jesse Wegman explores how James Wilson became a member of the “Committee of Detail” and helped write the first draft of the #USConstitution. Watch a special #ConstitutionDay Town Hall now: https://sbrew.link/Fa7HmQ6u

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On #NCCBookClub, Richard Brookhiser reflects on Marquis de Lafayette's return for America's 50th anniversary in 1824 represented a final chance for Americans to see remnants of the Revolution live. Watch the full program: https://conctr.org/4yGFeK1

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Why is James Wilson such a “forgotten” founder? For #ConstitutionDay, author Jesse Wegman explains the fascinating circumstances surrounding the founder’s death on #AmericasTownHall. Watch now: https://sbrew.link/A3MQfR76

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On #AmericasTownHall, Professor Randall Miller of Saint Joseph's University reflects on William Penn and how Pennsylvania demonstrated that religious freedom could be "good business." Watch the full program celebrating the opening of the #PAFounding exhibit: https://conctr.org/3TxOpx5

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Law professor Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores the First Amendment questions raised by increasingly powerful AI and the challenge of protecting truth without threatening free expression. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://ow.ly/PAeB50ZMBW7

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Law professor Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores the First Amendment questions raised by increasingly powerful AI and the challenge of protecting truth without threatening free expression. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://ow.ly/PAeB50ZMBW7

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In a special Constitution Day episode, author William Magnuson discusses his latest book, “The Just and the Good: How Law Made the Western World.” Hear Magnuson discuss how the rule of law has evolved and listen to the full #WeThePeoplePodcast now: https://sbrew.link/U1EIsI8P

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Does the United States need an AI user bill of rights? Technology and constitutional scholar Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard Law School shares his view on the need for one as reliance on AI tools increases. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://youtu.be/vHgfmbtZBVA

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On #AmericasTownHall, Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores how AI could threaten our “cognitive autonomy” and why the First Amendment’s protection of our ability to think and express ourselves matters. Watch the full program: https://youtu.be/vHgfmbtZBVA

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“A 21st century man trapped in the 18th century.” Jesse Wegman speaks on why he became fascinated with founder James Wilson on #AmericasTownHall. Watch the full conversation on rediscovering America’s forgotten founders: https://sbrew.link/ugiHWePk

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This week on #WeThePeoplePodcast, Joseph Blocher and Clark Neily trace the ongoing debates over the Second Amendment. Hear Neily explain why 18th century firearms are analogous to smartphones today and listen to the full episode: https://sbrew.link/LA9vm4Yy

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What civic virtues did the founders take from classical antiquity? On #AmericasTownHall, Caroline Winterer of Stanford explains both the virtues and vices the founders took from Rome. Watch the full program: https://sbrew.link/AIVp1Epy

On #AmericasTownHall, author Scott Greenberger reflects on Gouverneur Morris’s remarkable list of accomplishments during the Revolutionary War and at the Constitutional Convention. Watch a special #ConstitutionDay Town Hall now: https://sbrew.link/nBESU588

Author Jesse Wegman explores how James Wilson became a member of the “Committee of Detail” and helped write the first draft of the #USConstitution. Watch a special #ConstitutionDay Town Hall now: https://sbrew.link/Fa7HmQ6u

On #NCCBookClub, Richard Brookhiser reflects on Marquis de Lafayette's return for America's 50th anniversary in 1824 represented a final chance for Americans to see remnants of the Revolution live. Watch the full program: https://conctr.org/4yGFeK1

Why is James Wilson such a “forgotten” founder? For #ConstitutionDay, author Jesse Wegman explains the fascinating circumstances surrounding the founder’s death on #AmericasTownHall. Watch now: https://sbrew.link/A3MQfR76

On #AmericasTownHall, Professor Randall Miller of Saint Joseph's University reflects on William Penn and how Pennsylvania demonstrated that religious freedom could be "good business." Watch the full program celebrating the opening of the #PAFounding exhibit: https://conctr.org/3TxOpx5

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On #NCCBookClub, Richard Brookhiser reflects on Marquis de Lafayette's return for America's 50th anniversary in 1824 represented a final chance for Americans to see remnants of the Revolution live. Watch the full program: https://conctr.org/4yGFeK1

Why is James Wilson such a “forgotten” founder? For #ConstitutionDay, author Jesse Wegman explains the fascinating circumstances surrounding the founder’s death on #AmericasTownHall. Watch now: https://sbrew.link/A3MQfR76

On #CivicParentingPodcast, Julie Silverbrook and Lindsey Cormack discuss the role institutions play in combating the civic knowledge crisis. 🎧 Listen now: https://sbrew.link/rtGygRRB

What civic virtues did the founders take from classical antiquity? On #AmericasTownHall, Caroline Winterer of Stanford explains both the virtues and vices the founders took from Rome. Watch the full program: https://sbrew.link/AIVp1Epy

On #AmericasTownHall, Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School examines how First Amendment protections for social media content moderation apply to increasingly autonomous AI systems. Watch the full program: https://conctr.org/4hx6rr8

Want to raise civically engaged kids? On #CivicParenting, Kelly Siegel-Stechler encourages giving children real opportunities to participate in communities to help them build agency, teamwork, and skills they'll use throughout their lives. 🎧 Listen to Episode 9: https://sbrew.link/nb5lgr14

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Law professor Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores the First Amendment questions raised by increasingly powerful AI and the challenge of protecting truth without threatening free expression. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://ow.ly/PAeB50ZMBW7

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Law professor Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores the First Amendment questions raised by increasingly powerful AI and the challenge of protecting truth without threatening free expression. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://ow.ly/PAeB50ZMBW7

In a special Constitution Day episode, author William Magnuson discusses his latest book, “The Just and the Good: How Law Made the Western World.” Hear Magnuson discuss how the rule of law has evolved and listen to the full #WeThePeoplePodcast now: https://sbrew.link/U1EIsI8P

Does the United States need an AI user bill of rights? Technology and constitutional scholar Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard Law School shares his view on the need for one as reliance on AI tools increases. Watch #AmericasTownHall: https://youtu.be/vHgfmbtZBVA

On #AmericasTownHall, Ellen Goodman of Rutgers Law School explores how AI could threaten our “cognitive autonomy” and why the First Amendment’s protection of our ability to think and express ourselves matters. Watch the full program: https://youtu.be/vHgfmbtZBVA

“A 21st century man trapped in the 18th century.” Jesse Wegman speaks on why he became fascinated with founder James Wilson on #AmericasTownHall. Watch the full conversation on rediscovering America’s forgotten founders: https://sbrew.link/ugiHWePk

This week on #WeThePeoplePodcast, Joseph Blocher and Clark Neily trace the ongoing debates over the Second Amendment. Hear Neily explain why 18th century firearms are analogous to smartphones today and listen to the full episode: https://sbrew.link/LA9vm4Yy

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