If you think civics and history are boring, you’re doing it wrong.

STEM, STEAM, and the absurdity of teaching isolated subjects in a vacuum.

The Awesome Power of Yosemite

Submitted by Keith Gall

Love, Life, & Liberty: Dating Tips from the Ragin’ Cajun

Let’s Talk: A Conversation about Faith and Understanding at a Texas High School

My First Political Act: The Donkey, The Elephant, and Da Bears

It was 1992 — a big year for me. We moved to a new town and I started second grade at a new school. “Newness” wasn’t really my thing, so the fact that I was drowning in change forced me to figure out how to swim.

Let’s Talk More: Austin’s Ben Franklin Circle finds that temperance isn’t as outdated as it sounds

Deciding to March: The Civic Duty of “What the Hell?”

Political Storytelling — The Illustrated Version

Finding the Way Forward for Civic Education

I read the suggestion to “find solace in your tribe,” and I knew exactly who I…