Democracy
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Thomas Jefferson said the foundation of democracy is an educated citizenry. Sadly, we’ve lost sight of teaching our kids the basics of our American experiment, and how we can all be engaged citizens. Let’s revitalize civic education as a key to raising more knowledgeable citizens and empowering us all.
Participate in an event that helps revitalize civic education.
Introduction to Money in Politics
American PromiseNovember 6, 2024 @ 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm CST
Learn the basics of money in American politics and how YOU can be part of the solution to this problem! Our nonpartisan presentation covers big money, dark money, and foreign money that continues to flow — unchecked — into U.S. elections. You will learn how we got here, and why we need a constitutional amendment to fix it and restore the people’s voice in government. You will also learn about the…
Learn ways that you can help revitalize civic education.
School Community Resources
Living Room Conversations- Read
- Toolkit
The National Association for Community Mediation (NAFCM) and Living Room Conversations (LRC) have deep experience working with communities to build connection, engage trusted voices, and develop positive changes. They co-created a School Community Toolbox (currently in a pilot phase) designed for community anchored organizations led by trusted voices with skills in conflict resolution, restorative facilitation,…
Investigate an organization committed to revitalizing civic education.
iCivics
- Engage Across Differences
iCivics exists to engage students in meaningful civic learning. We provide civics teachers well-written, inventive, and free resources that…
Coming Soon: Earn a Digital Badge!
Do good and get rewarded for it! Check out any of the activities above and get a free Civic Engagement badge to share on your social media. Make citizenship cool again!