Declaration of Independence
The language of rights, equality, and the pursuit of happiness.
Open referenceActCitizen / ActBootFree
Explore the constitutional ideas behind civic life, find trusted sources, and connect to the support around you.
Public learning is open. Accounts unlock saved progress and support tools.Welcome to the suite
You can explore without an account, or create a profile to save progress and connect with civic support.
Secure account preview
Production login will use passkeys and secure server sessions. This preview stores no credentials.
An ActCitizen project
A clear, practical guide to the ideas that shape American civic life: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all.
Explore the foundationsStart here
No foundation matches that search.
A small practice
Where did you see someone make room for another person’s liberty today?
ActBootFree Assistant
Explore constitutional ideas with a source-aware guide. The assistant explains, asks clarifying questions, and points you back to primary sources.
Preview responses are educational, not legal advice. Sources are suggested for review, not represented as citations unless shown.
Civic navigation
Need a response?
Connect with civic supportMap data is a development preview. Emergency services should be contacted directly for urgent danger.
The reference shelf
The language of rights, equality, and the pursuit of happiness.
Open referenceThe structure of government and the powers entrusted to it.
Open referenceThe first ten amendments and the freedoms they protect.
Open referenceCitizen workspace
Mock profile data stays in this browser.
Internal tools
Admin Portal preview for building and verifying the civic learning suite.
Production admin access will require an authenticated developer role.