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ݮƵAPP launches new civil liberties learning platform
We are thrilled to launch , our new interactive learning platform offering free courses about civil liberties, including free speech.
The site currently features six interactive courses — four for university students and two for anyone interested in ݮƵAPP’s mission — as well as 21 downloadable lesson plans about civil liberties for K-12 teachers.
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Most of these courses have associated prizes, ranging from free ݮƵAPP socks and a copy of ݮƵAPP’s “Guide to Free Speech on Campus” to $1,000 for travel to ݮƵAPP’s 2023 Summer Conference. ݮƵAPP will even pay for up to $50 of food for the Let’s Talk or Student Defenders group meeting of students who complete our “” course!
In its fight for free speech and due process rights, ݮƵAPP gives changemakers the tools they need to make their voices heard.
Information about how to qualify for these prizes can be found in the course descriptions.
Learn with ݮƵAPP’s are designed to help K-12 teachers give their students a thorough grounding in the Constitution to ensure that our country’s best and brightest are empowered with the knowledge of their rights.
In its fight for free speech and due process rights, ݮƵAPP gives changemakers the tools they need to make their voices heard. Knowledge of one’s rights is a crucial element of successful advocacy, and Learn with ݮƵAPP, developed by ݮƵAPP’s Student Outreach team, seeks to teach Americans what their rights are and how to use them.
Anyone interested in learning more about ݮƵAPP-related topics should take advantage of this new, free resource. The launch also signals the beginning of the site’s next phase of content development — stay tuned for several more Learn with ݮƵAPP courses to be posted to the site by the end of 2022!
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