Civics 101

From NHPR's Civics 101: You've heard of the White House Counsel, but who is that exactly? In this episode, we'll dig into how President Trump is redefining the boundaries and norms that govern those roles.

In this special broadcast of NHPR's Civics 101, the team unpacks the meaning behind the term 'Constitutional Crisis,' and what happens when the three branches of government don't work the way they're supposed to.

Join the team behind Civics 101, the Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth, Dartmouth Dialogues and Dartmouth Civics for a conversation about journalistic neutrality when covering politics in a polarized environment.

It’s part of our civic duty, but voting is not always so straightforward and people don’t always feel represented.

What are the election security laws in the U.S.? How should these laws balance security and accessibility?

With New Hampshire’s primary less than a month away, there are many candidates vying for the state’s two Congressional seats. What are the responsibilities of the U.S. House?

Join the team behind NHPR’s critically acclaimed podcast Civics 101 and other community members for the 2024 Civics 101 Summit on Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Why do we have conventions in addition to primaries and caucuses? Do our votes in the primary actually matter?

These days, breaking news is often followed by a tide of false information that spreads online before any clear details emerge.

What’s the government’s role in public media?