The Arete Project: Media for the Greater Good

The Arete Project's Civic Awareness Video Series

Constitution Day Project

We are calling on a wide-range of prominent Americans from the arts and other thought communities to express their support of the Constitution by reciting the oath on Constitution Day, September 17th.

This is a completely non-partisan project. Federal law calls for education about the Constitution to take place on the anniversary of its signing in Philadelphia in 1787. This civic education project creatively honors and celebrates our Constitution.

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