The program will be designed for secondary-level classes.
It will focus on factual information rather than the typical heated political debates around the Second Amendment and firearms policy, said UW College of Law professor George Mocsary, the Firearms Research Center’s director.
“We seek to provide a much-needed apolitical approach to an otherwise politically charged topic, emphasizing the legal and civic origins of the right to bear arms, connecting it to the early principles of the nation’s founding and examining its evolving role, through legal interpretation, in American culture over time,” Mocsary said in a statement from the university.
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