Join us in recognizing the 237th anniversary of the United States Constitution!
We are providing some information on resources and events that you can check out to help you develop a deeper understanding of the Constitution and various issues related to the Constitution.
Visit the library to pick up a free Pocket Constitution at the display case near the Library Instruction Center (to the left after you enter the library). This year, the display features information about the amendment process and ideas that have been discussed as potential amendments for the future.
Visit our Constitution Day information guide for videos and links to resources about the US Constitution. This year, additional pages/tabs have been added to the guide recognizing the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, and general information about the Amendment process.
Consider attending an online event sponsored by the National Constitution Center, including:
Virtual Town Hall with Justice Neil Gorsuch
Justice Gorsuch will discuss his career, the Judicial Branch and government, and the Supreme Court. Register to attend through Zoom, or watch live on YouTube with these links.
2020 Liberty Medal Ceremony
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be recognized today (Sept 17) at 6:30 p.m. (ET). Visit this link to learn more and to view the ceremony: Liberty Medal Ceremony
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