The best guideline is for all our government and civic institutions to respect the capacity of American citizens for freedom—our ability, whether in religion, the economy or in other human endeavors, to exercise our rights sensibly. 

MAHG graduates Kymberli Wregglesworth and Amanda Peters, who placed as finalists for BRI's National Civics Teacher of the Year, teach students to protect civil rights through civil conversation.

Three powerful and head-strong leaders gathered in Tehran for three days in 1943. How they each navigated these meetings goes a long way to explaining not just how they came to their final public statements about what happened in Tehran, but how the early seeds of the decades-long Cold War were planted.

In TAH's one day seminars, teachers can dive into the content of primary source documents through a discussion with colleagues facilitated by a scholar.