Explore America's story. Understand its impact.
Give Me Liberty introduces the people, founding documents, and civic ideas that shaped America—then connects them to rights, responsibilities, and life today.
The ideas students explore.
Give Me Liberty’s learning units explore broad themes in American history and civics. More topics and activities can be added as the program grows.
America's founding story
The people, events, and decisions that shaped the country's beginnings.
Our founding documents
Ideas behind the Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, and Bill of Rights.
Rights & civic responsibility
How liberty, citizenship, service, and participation connect to life today.
History is something students can explore.
Activities, discussion, and real-world experiences help ideas become memorable.
Learn by doing
Hands-on activities make history tangible.
Ask big questions
Think about the ideas behind historic decisions.
Explore beyond a book
School experiences may include exhibits and historical encounters.
School experiences are coordinated with UWP. Homeschool and individual families can use the self-paced Family Awards Program.
Helpful for educators, too.
School lessons connect to American history and civics topics taught in the classroom. UWP can provide current educator materials and information about curriculum standards; protected teaching resources are available to authorized participants.
Learning that stays with students.
Request the school program or explore independent awards for homeschool and individual families.
