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Arizona Civics PodcastThe First Penitentiary: Eastern State's Legacy and Modern ImpactWhat can America's first prison teach us about criminal justice today? Journey inside the imposing stone walls of Eastern State Penitentiary with President and CEO Kerry Sautner as she unveils the fascinating and troubling history of this revolutionary institution.Built in 1829 as a castle-like structure visible from all directions, Eastern State wasn't just designed to punish – it represented a radical new approach to justice. Founded on Quaker beliefs that every person possesses an "inner light," the penitentiary introduced long-term solitary confinement as a path to reflection and redemption. The tragic irony? This well-intentioned experiment quickly revealed the de...2025-07-1443 min
Our Delaware Valley PodcastKerry Sautner, President & CEO of Eastern State Penitentiary Historic SiteKerry Sautner, President & CEO of Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site discusses her vision for the property. As the second director in the museum’s 30-year history, she has inherited a national institution that has been saved from the wrecking ball and established as a destination site for visitors across the globe and a leading facilitator for discussion on criminal justice.. Kerry outlined the priorities, expanding its national education leadership and workforce development programming, and creating a reimagined visitor experience. She discussed Eastern State as a national leader in criminal justice education, speaking to the evolution of th...2024-01-2529 min
George Washington Slept HereNational Constitution Center’s Kerry SautnerIn this episode of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge's podcast George Washington Slept Here we're joined by civics education expert Kerry Sautner. Throughout this conversation, we'll delve into the decline in civics education, the power of primary sources, and how to bolster civic knowledge beyond classrooms. Kerry also introduces us to the interactive constitution platform and the National Constitution Center, a museum designed to understand, debate, and celebrate the U.S. Constitution. Plus, we'll uncover Kerry's impactful work on criminal justice reform and the significance of understanding our nation's complex history.Quotes“My passion for criminal ju...2023-08-151h 10
Here's Where It Gets InterestingThe Value of Building Civic Friendships with Dr. Kerry SautnerOn today’s episode of Here’s Where It gets Interesting, Sharon welcomes guest Dr. Kerry Sautner, the chief learning officer at the National Constitution Center. Kerry and Sharon talk about civic education, and how it can be a building block for a great democracy–but just as important as learning from our past is learning how to communicate and collaborate in the present. Join us to learn more about the National Constitution Center, and the value of civic friendships and access to America’s full history.Special thanks to our guest, Dr. Kerry Sautner, for joining...2023-06-1246 min
Live at the National Constitution CenterConstitution 101 with Jill LeporeThis week we’re sharing a constitutional class taught online featuring Harvard historian, New Yorker staff writer, and podcast host Jill Lepore. Professor Lepore explores the ideas that animated the founding of America, sparked the constitutional convention, and continue to shape American life today. She also answers questions about the convention and more from both National Constitution Center President Jeffrey Rosen and from the students in our virtual audience, via our Chief Learning Officer Kerry Sautner.For more information on past and upcoming National Constitution Center classes, visit constitutioncenter.org/interactive-constitution/online-civic-learning-opportunities.Add...2021-04-2048 min
Stuff You Missed in History ClassInterview: Kerry Sautner of the National Constitution CenterHolly is joined by Kerry Sautner, Chief Learning Officer of the National Constitution Center, to discuss the museum's mission, unlikely career paths to history, and how talking about the Constitution brings people together.You can visit the National Constitution Center at: https://constitutioncenter.org/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-12-1649 min
Live at the National Constitution CenterPlato, Aristotle, and the FoundersThe National Constitution Center is hosting a series of online constitutional classes this fall for students and learners of all ages. Last Friday, Center President Jeffrey Rosen and Chief Learning Officer Kerry Sautner were joined by David Coleman, CEO of the College Board. They discussed the founders, their flaws, and whether they still matter today. They also dove into the ideas of classical philosophers like Aristotle and Plato—and how their ideas influence the continual pursuit of a more perfect union . Our schedule of constitutional classes for the 2020-2021 school year is available here: https://constitutioncenter.org/interacti...2020-09-0840 min
Live at the National Constitution CenterLandmark Cases Lightning RoundIn the spring, the National Constitution Center hosted a series of online constitutional classes where students, teachers, parents, and learners of all ages joined in constitutional discussions with scholars from the National Constitution Center and guest speakers. As we gear up for more classes starting on August 31st, we’re sharing one of our favorite lectures from spring 2020 on today’s episode. Center President Jeffrey Rosen reviews 15 of the most important Supreme Court cases in American history in this lecture, which was given with high school students taking AP Government in mind but is great for learners of all ages! Je...2020-08-2654 min
Bridging PhillyFlashpoint Extra: Entercom serves pillars of community impactIn this special edition of the the Flashpoint Podcast: Host and KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about the Entercom Serves program, recorded at the new Entercom 2400 Market Street headquarters.
Entercom sustainability partner Fairmount Park Conservancy is highlighted. Meg Holscher, Senior Development Director and Sara Hirshler, Membership Manager are guests.
Entercom veteran and service members partner is Travis Manion Foundation. COO Josh Jabin is guest.
Civic education is a one of the five pillar of the Entercom Serves program. Committee of Seventy Chief Advancement Officer, Lauren Cristella and National Constitution Center Chief Learning Officer Dr. K...2019-09-2031 min