On Friday, September 15, in celebration of Constitution Day, Stossel in the Classroom partnered with Izzit.org and The Hammond Institute for Free Enterprise at Lindenwood University to host an engaging session with the esteemed Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg. Judge Ginsburg, from the United States Court of Appeals, explored whether the Constitution is still relevant in today's society and whether it needs to be amended to reflect modern values.

We’re excited to invite you to Stossel in the Classroom's upcoming town hall featuring Oakland University Distinguished Professor Barbara Oakley and John Stossel.

During the session, Barbara will present "Learning How to Learn," covering how slight but powerful tweaks can enhance your teaching—and students' learning, followed by an interview with John.

Since 2007, John's Stossel TV videos have reported on the impact of government regulations and have examined the benefits of free markets and limited government. Stossel TV’s growing audience demonstrates that many people find John’s content valuable.

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Center for Independent Thought is off to a strong start this year. But before we look ahead, let's take a look at our successes last year. Click here to read CIT's 2022 Annual Report.

I hope you are encouraged by the millions of people who have viewed the educational videos produced by Stossel TV and Naomi Brockwell TV and by those who have used Stossel in the Classroom materials to teach their students.