The National Review Institute is holding a competition for ideas. As their website explains:

Submit the best reform idea to be promoted in 2010 and be awarded $2,010 in a competition designed to promote creative new thinking.
Competitors should submit a brief description (800 words maximum) of a practical step to promote the restoration of the federal government to its constitutional dimensions.
The winning entry might be a policy change (past examples include supply-side tax cuts), a structural change (past examples include term limits), or a new way of arguing that will help shape public opinion and create the conditions for reform.

On a good civics day like today, I thought you might want to know. Get more information here.