The Center for the Constitution at James Madison's Montpelier
- High-quality constitutional education for educators, journalists, elected officials, law enforcement, judges, international visitors, and business leaders
- Residential programs at the home of "the Father of the Constitution"
- Access to top scholars in constitutional education
- A completely non-partisan approach
- The hospitality you expect at the home of Dolley Madison
- A reinvigorating and effective educational experience
Featured Programs
The Importance of Place
James Madison lived at Montpelier nearly his entire life; however, he did spend several key blocks of time away from home when he was in school and in public service. Madison returned to Montpelier on four important occasions from exciting and stimulating experiences to reflect and prepare for the next part in his public life. Ralph Ketcham describes these four times, highlighting the importance of Montpelier for Madison, and for the American founding. Read more...
