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BRI’s School and Summer Programs for High School Students

The Bill of Rights Institute wants to inform and empower the next generation of students through civic engagement contests, civil discourse and debate, leadership programs and opportunities, and more!

MyImpact Challenge

MyImpact Challenge is a civic engagement contest hosted by the Bill of Rights Institute that promotes students engaged in community service, volunteerism, or entrepreneurship.

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Student Fellowship

Student Fellowship is a six-month educational program that helps high school students develop as leaders and develop skills in building civil society.

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Debating Matters: Transatlantic

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Think the Vote

Think the Vote is a student debate platform that allows students to actively participate in the voting experience by engaging with their peers and discussing their thoughts and opinions on current events.

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Student Study Resources & Videos

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AP U.S. History Resources for Teachers and Students

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AP Government Resources for Teachers and Students

Interactive Resources

Our classroom-ready, interactive games!

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Our Games

Our classroom-ready, interactive games!

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Primary Source Essentials Playlist

A brief breakdown and analysis of key documents from U.S. History.

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Government and Politics: Civics for the American Experiment Video Playlist

This playlist contains the videos from our Government and Politics: Civics for the American Experiment curriculum.

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Building a Self-Governing People | Middle School Video Playlist

This playlist contains the videos from our middle school resource, Building a Self-Governing People.

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BRI Jr. | Elementary School Video Playlist

This playlist contains the videos from BRI Jr. our elementary school resource.

Play Our Principles and Virtues Interactive

Explore how Founding Principles and Civic Virtues show up in your everyday lives.

Cast Your Vote!

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Is a Four-Year College Degree Worth It Today?

May 7, 2026 - May 21, 2026Voting closed

115 votes79.1% yes20.9% no

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Should The U.S. Government Increase Funding for Space Exploration?

Apr 23, 2026 - May 7, 2026Voting closed

110 votes76.4% yes23.6% no

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Constitution Connection

Should All Individuals Born in the United States Automatically Receive Citizenship?

Apr 9, 2026 - Apr 23, 2026Voting closed

48 votes85.4% yes14.6% no

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Law and Criminal Justice

Should Mail-in Ballots Be Required to Arrive by Election Day to Be Counted?

Mar 26, 2026 - Apr 9, 2026Voting closed

59 votes45.8% yes54.2% no

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Should College Athletes Be Treated as Employees of Their Universities?

Mar 12, 2026 - Mar 26, 2026Voting closed

23 votes34.8% yes65.2% no

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Should Tipping Culture in the U.S. Be Abolished?

Feb 26, 2026 - Mar 12, 2026Voting closed

40 votes55% yes45% no

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