Debating For Everyone
Best for: Students, teachers, and parents who want a thorough introduction to school debating and starting or improving a debate club.
- Think Like A Debater: how to get better at debating(opens in a new tab)debatingforeveryone.com
Best for: Experienced debaters who want background, clash, and argument maps on the issues that come up most often in competition.
- Words That Change the World(opens in a new tab)wordsthatchangetheworld.substack.com
Best for: Readers who want short essays on how speakers and writers shape what audiences believe — useful for speech writing and rebuttal.
UN, civics and source checking
- Security Council Report(opens in a new tab)securitycouncilreport.org
Best for: Delegates and teachers who want the Security Council's monthly agenda, short previews of each meeting in What's In Blue, and the documents behind every decision.
Best for: Readers and listeners who follow the UN week to week and want plain explanations of the Secretary-General race, peacekeeping and humanitarian crises.
Best for: Teachers who want a weekly, classroom-ready guide to checking sources and spotting misinformation, including how chatbots get fooled.
- C-SPAN Classroom(opens in a new tab)c-span.org
Best for: Civics and AP Government teachers who want short clips of Congress, the courts and campaigns, with bell ringers and lesson plans to go with them.