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Mga interactive na aralin sa simpleng wika, libre at bilingual. Mga sampu hanggang labinlimang minuto ang bawat isa at nagtatapos sa pocket card na puwedeng i-print. Magsimula kahit saan; kumpleto sa sarili ang bawat aralin.
Ipinapakita ng bawat aralin ang status ng pagsusuri at mga source nito. Minamarkahan ang nilalamang naghihintay ng propesyonal na legal na pagsusuri, at inaanyayahan ang mga abogado na tulungan kaming suriin ito.
- Your rights at schoolSchool rules are real, but so are your rights. Learn what stays with you when you walk through the school doors.
- Speaking up and free expressionWhat the First Amendment protects when you speak, write, post, and wear your views, and where schools can draw lines.
- Student searches and personal privacyWhen school officials can search your backpack, locker, or phone, and what you can calmly say while it happens.
- Bullying, discrimination, and harassmentThe difference between being treated badly and being treated illegally, and the steps that make adults act.
- Interactions with police and school securityYour core rights when questioned or stopped, and how to use them calmly and safely.
- Rights at work for teenagersHour limits, safety rules, fair pay, and what to do when a job asks for more than the law allows.
- Immigration rights and family preparednessConstitutional rights belong to everyone here, whatever their status. Learn them, and learn how families plan ahead calmly.
- Digital privacy and social media safetyWho can see your data, what schools and apps can do with it, and habits that keep your digital life yours.
- Peaceful protest and civic participationHow assembly, petition, and protest work for young people, on the sidewalk, at school, and online.
- Finding help: trusted adults and legal supportKnowing your rights is step one. Knowing exactly who to call, and what's free, is the step that makes rights real.
- Driving, cars, and traffic stopsFor a lot of people the first real conversation with police happens through a car window. This is how that conversation usually works.
- Asking for what you need at schoolAccommodations, evaluations, and the difference between a favour that gets forgotten and a plan the whole school has to follow.