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Helping America rediscover her civic mission through public resources and inspiring stories focused on America’s founding principles and history.
We believe most Americans are tired of the media promoting the problems in our society.
It’s time for the return of civil debate, inspiring American stories, and real solutions.
The Jack Miller Center is focused on elevating the conversation in the media
by giving historical context to current issues, providing perspectives and
reports on the civics landscape, and promoting excellent scholarship.
Apply now for the America250 Media Fellowship
The Jack Miller Center is now accepting applications for the America250 Media Fellowship, a one-year program supporting independent research and writing on the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, and the broader founding era.
The fellowship is open to scholars who have completed a PhD and are engaged in research on American political, historical, or cultural traditions.
The program runs from May 15, 2026, to May 14, 2027. Recipients will receive a stipend ranging from $5,000 to $10,000, based on publishing history, with the final amount determined at the time of offer. Applications are due by April 16, 2026.
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The Jack Miller Center’s scholarly network brings top scholarship on the American political tradition, history, and constitutional law into pressing conversations about modern politics.
If you are interested in working with one of our scholars for a speaking engagement or media commentary, contact us today at media@gojmc.org.
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How We Lost Our Civics Education – and How We Can Get It BackEach generation must take up the American political tradition and pass it along to the generation that follows. Hans Zeiger. March 10, 2023
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