After studying the United States Constitution, local/state laws, and researching the legislative process; 8th-grade learners worked with partners to identify a Local or State law that they wanted to change or a new law they wanted to propose. This Podcast is to allow the learners to propose their laws or changes to the public.
Alysha Enriquez
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ElizaLe
Kim J. Fields
HUF Civic Engagement Department
Jonathan Singer
Jeremy Thompson
Holly Jarman, PhD and Scott L. Greer, PhD
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Loyal Books
Ruth Perl
American Family Association
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Abigail Gamberdella
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Melvin Adams
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Micayla
Penn Program on Regulation
LIU Studios
Abigail Tan
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Alan Jacobs and Yang-Yang Zhou
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Jeremy H.
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Ariela Lara
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Robert Shawn
Nathan Lewis
René M. Lafayette
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Angela Ramirez
CPET
Amanda Reffsin, Andrew Faulstich, Jesslyn Poulson
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Cathy Gillespie
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Evelyn Jackson
Pendar Nabipour
CDS Americas
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CARICOM Public Law Podcast
Star Swain
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Craig Uffman
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T. W. Smith
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Elizabeth Dubois
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Jacob McGregor
Nathaniel Erskine-Smith
Sam Rubanowitz
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Dan Kenley and Ed Berger, Ed.D.
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Kaitlyn Nelson
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Chad Temple
Next Gen Politics
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Michael Outlaw
Archive
Background Pi
The Breakdown
Avery Walkotten
None
Kryshy Reign Cruz
Carlos Garcia Madero
Viktor Krapivin
Association for Student Conduct Administration - ASCA
The Federalist Society
Professor Paul Cairney
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Seth Rosenblatt and Mark Olbert
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Adamu Dankore Muhammad
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The Federalist Society
Tajma Kotoric