United We Pledge presents Give Me Liberty

American history students can experience.

For public school classrooms and homeschool families, Give Me Liberty makes American history and civics engaging, hands-on, and memorable.

Real Give Me Liberty classroom experiences

What is Give Me Liberty?

Give Me Liberty is a hands-on American history and civics program for public school classrooms and homeschool families. Guided activities and an Awards booklet bring the nation’s founding to life; schools can also arrange historical visits and the Liberty Bus.

Inside the school program.

Students participating in a historical printing press activity

Learn & explore

Student booklets and guided activities introduce founding documents, important people, civic principles, and personal responsibility.

George Washington historical interpreter displaying speaking to students

Meet history

Historical interpreters bring American stories into the classroom through discussion, demonstrations, and participation.

Children explore exhibits inside the Liberty Bus

Experience the Liberty Bus

Step into a traveling exhibit designed to make the ideas and stories of America's founding more engaging.

See Give Me Liberty in action.

Costumed historical interpreter speaking with students in a classroom
George Washington interpreter showing a parchment document to students
Historical interpreter teaching two students about candles and lamps
Give Me Liberty students talking in front of the program torch
Full side profile of the Give Me Liberty Bus
1 / 5

Take a look inside the Liberty Bus.

Give Me Liberty Bus parked near Utah red rock scenery
Liberty Bus photo tour
Explore the bus

Meet the Liberty Bus

A mobile exhibit that brings American history and civics into a space students can explore.

Photo 1 of 5
Request Give Me Liberty Interested in bringing the experience to your school?

Explore more history at the Pioneer Courthouse.

Discover St. George’s local history through exhibits and hands-on educational activities.

Explore the Pioneer Courthouse
Illustration of the Historic Pioneer Courthouse in St. George

How a school gets started.

1

Send a request

A teacher or school representative asks about bringing Give Me Liberty to their students.

2

Coordinate with UWP

The program team confirms participation details and available experiences.

3

Learn together

Use the student materials and classroom activities to explore America's founding.

4

Make it memorable

Historical experiences and the awards program help reinforce participation and learning.

The exact schedule and included experiences are coordinated with the Give Me Liberty team.

A few common questions.

Does this replace our history curriculum?
No. It supplements classroom instruction with activities and experiences tied to American history and civics.
What will students learn?
Students explore the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights, people of the founding era, and the relationship between rights, responsibilities, liberty, and civic participation. Explore what we teach.
What does it cost?
School participation details and costs are confirmed by UWP when you submit a request. Homeschool and individual families can view Family Awards options and pricing.
Can we request the Liberty Bus separately?
The Liberty Bus can also serve community events, depending on current arrangements. Please ask the Give Me Liberty team about current availability and arrangements.

Ready to bring Give Me Liberty to your school?

Historical interpreter and students gathered near the Give Me Liberty Bus
Get InvolvedDonate to GML