Teaching the Self-Evident Truths That Built

A simple encounter with a pocket Constitution sparked a journey from unfamiliarity to deep understanding. Through study, courses, and teaching, the author discovered the clarity and power of America’s founding principles. Now, with a passion to educate others, this mission continues—empowering citizens to become informed, engaged, and capable of preserving liberty through knowledge.

At the Institute on the Constitution (IOTC), we are grateful to offer online courses that reach students across the country, making it easier than ever to study America’s founding principles. Yet there is something uniquely powerful about a live Constitution class. When students gather face-to-face, ask questions, and engage in real conversation, the principles of liberty come alive. This fall, Delaware will host several opportunities to study the Constitution in person with

Freedom is worth celebrating—and learning about. Join Institute on the Constitution Senior Instructor Larry Mayo and the Sussex County GOP for a lively Sip, Shop & Socialize event that brings together community, conversation, and a shared appreciation for liberty. Enjoy music, themed cocktails, patriotic shopping, and learn about upcoming Constitution and Declaration of Independence classes—all in a relaxed end-of-summer atmosphere.

The Delaware State Fair has long celebrated the traditions and community spirit that make the First State unique. This year, the Institute on the Constitution is bringing the American View of Law and Government directly to fairgoers. Led by President Larry Mayo and Vice President Chris Rowe, IOTC is using this opportunity to connect with citizens, churches, and community leaders—sharing the message of constitutional education, civic responsibility, and the principles that sha