iCivics: serious games award results and games on file

iCivics is a nonprofit that teaches U.S. civics through free online games and classroom resources for grades 6 to 12. Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor started it in 2009. By April 2013 it offered 17 games, and its most popular titles include Win the White House, Do I Have a Right? and Executive Command. Newsfeed Defenders, a news-literacy game, appeared in October 2018.

iCivics appears in 2 award rows on file, between 2021 and 2024: 2 in International Serious Play Awards. By result, the rows for iCivics are 1 Silver row and 1 Bronze row. Its top result is Silver for Supreme Decision at the 2024 Serious Play, category K-12. 11 games on file name iCivics as maker: Argument Wars, Branches of Power, Do I Have a Right?, Executive Command, Immigration Nation, LawCraft, NewsFeed Defenders, People's Pie, Supreme Decision, We The Jury and Win the White House. By topic, the games of iCivics cover history and civics. Argument Wars, Branches of Power and Do I Have a Right? could still be played from the maker's page at the last reading.