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Welcome to Our House
This is Our House's educational and civic action center. Education elements address the January 6th Insurrection. Civic actions focus on engaging Americans and offering license plates that honor those that protected the Capitol during the Insurrection.
This non-partisan site offers interesting and in-depth content on motives, human behavior, and other factors that led to the Insurrection. Deeply understanding this subject is as important today as it was when, under overcast skies and temperatures hovering around 40 degrees, the attack occurred. Why? Because educated and alert citizens are better able to defend our Constitution and institutions from foreign and domestic threats.
We invite visitors to compare the two historic attacks against our House to the 2021 Insurrection. This approach clarifies commonality of motives and methods that recur each time people attempt to undermine America and her democracy by attacking our Capitol.
Individual and Community Action
Our House is playing a significant role in giving Americans their voice back and restoring the truth.
We give you a meaningful and effective way to speak up for our country.
License plates are a method of free speech. What is more grassroots and
all‑American than bumper stickers and personalized license plates? Through them,
vehicle owners support schools, recognize veterans, remember 9/11, and other
causes. Personalized plates bring awareness through a glance of the eye. They
are knee‑high American free speech.
Our House license plate design honors those that
defended the Capitol during the attack.
Starting in Virginia, Our House is working with state legislators to get the design approved. As support grows, personalized plates will roll out to other states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories that allow personal plates. The only way to obtain a plate is to express interest. Visit
our Get Plated page and help make plates available in your state.
Funding from license plate sales develops educational materials.
Education
Our House provides interactive educational programs
tailored to many ages. Mobile displays bring the story of Our House
to schools, libraries, and adult communities across the country and into people’s
homes through television.
The January 6, 2021 attack is presented alongside other historic forceful attempts
against Our House in Washington, D.C. — the Capitol.
1814 — British forces burned the Capitol as retribution
during the War of 1812.
2001 — Commercial airliners were turned into weapons,
devastating three of four intended targets.
2021 — Undermining confidence in elections led to a riot
aimed at overturning the vote.