The ACLU of Ohio is committed to helping educators create dynamic,
interactive, and inspiring curricula that encourage students to think
beyond their textbooks and into the future of American democracy.
Why the ACLU opposes sex segregated schools
Encourage your students to become poll workers
Learn about how to protect your students' privacy from
military recruiters
ACLU of Ohio publications and handouts
Request an ACLU speaker for your classroom
Peer harassment and Title IX
liability
Teacher's Helper
Curricula, lesson plans, and links that emphasize the relevancy of the
Constitution and the Bill of Rights
ACLU of Michigan resource guide for teaching the Bill of Rights
Lessons, activities, and case overviews that examine the First and
Fourth Amendments
Banned Books Week Briefing Packet
Provides background information on the First Amendment, censorship, and intellectual freedom, with examples of frequently challenged books and a list of cases that have challenged the right to read freely.
Constitutional Rights
Foundation
Constitution-based online lessons and information on programs that
stress the importance of civic engagement
Justice
Learning
Civic-based lessons in a real world context
National Constitution Center
Educational resources and year-round events that engage young people in
the democratic process
Ohio Center for Law-Related Education
Interactive lessons that uphold the values of the Constitution and
explores current issues that challenge those values
PBS
A lesson plan entitled "Foreign War and Domestic Freedom: A Delicate
Balancing Act"
Rights Matter:
The Story of the Bill of Rights
This ACLU of Massachusetts website covers the history of the United States, how the Bill of Rights gradually became more than just a piece of paper, student rights,
the post 9/11 roll-back of rights, and many other topics.
Request an ACLU
speaker for your classroom.
Constitution Day is September 17.
Click here for Constitution Day
resources.
Civil Liberties Occasions Calendar
Need a theme for the day? Use this list to track important civil liberties dates.
View entire
calendar.
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September 17 |
Constitution Day |
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Sep 29 - Oct 6 |
Banned Books Week |
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October |
Gay History Month |
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October 11 |
Coming Out Day |
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December 10 |
International Human
Rights Day |
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December 15 |
Bill of Rights
Day |
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January 22 |
Roe v. Wade
Anniversary |
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February |
Black History Month |
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March |
Women's History
Month |
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March 1 |
National Death
Penalty Abolition Day |
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March 8 |
International
Women's Day |
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April 11 |
Anniversary of the
Civil Rights Act |
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April 25 |
Day of Silence |
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May 1 |
Law Day |
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May 9 |
Brown v. Board of
Education Anniversary |
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June 14 |
Flag Day |
Student Rights Resources
Making Sense of Student Drug Testing: Why Educators Are Saying No
Your
Health and the Law: A Guide for Teens
Making Schools Safe: An Educational Program from the Lesbian and Gay
Rights Project of the ACLU
Students: Know Your Rights
Technology: Youth rights online and with cell phones
Prom Season: Students Know Your Rights
What
to Do If You’re Stopped by the Police
Click
here to print the wallet card for distribution.
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