Champion Briefs

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Champion Briefs is a trusted debate resource provider. We help students become Champions –individuals who excel at critical thinking, public speaking, performance, and argumentation while positively contributing to the community.

We offer comprehensive guides for Public Forum and Lincoln-Douglas debate topics. In each of our topic briefs, you'll find detailed topic analyses, cited evidence, and comprehensive information to help students and coaches prepare for debates and learn about the world.

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Video: Nov/Dec Public Forum Topic Analysis

Prepping for the Nov/Dec topic in Public Forum? Here's an in-depth, high-level topic analysis from our writers about the Encryption PF topic! Resolved: The United States federal government should require technology companies to provide lawful access to encrypted communications.


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Video: Nov/Dec Lincoln-Douglas Topic Analysis

Prepping for the Nov/Dec topic in Lincoln-Douglas? Here's an in-depth, high-level topic analysis from our writers about the Re-wilding LD topic! Resolved: The United States ought to rewild substantial tracts of land.


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What Lens Are You Using? Five Weighing Mechanism for the Sep/Oct PF topic

As the Sep/Oct Public Forum topic moves into its second month, rounds are increasingly decided by weighing—how teams compare different kinds of benefits and costs, and how clearly they tell judges which standards matter most. This guide offers five practical lenses for judging whether the United Kingdom should rejoin the European Union, each with types of evidence to seek, how Pro and Con usually frame the issue, and a clean weighing line you can adapt. Use one lens as your main framework, then acknowledge or cross-apply the others so your comparisons feel complete.


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Flexbooks from Champion Press


Champion's Guide to Debate: PF, LD, and Congress (for High School)
Public Forum Debate Flexbook (for High School)
Public Forum & Congress Flexbook (for Middle School)