by Dana Harris | Mar 2, 2018 | Blog, THOUGHTS FROM THE TEAM, Uncategorized
Civics Education in the Classroom and Community Civics education must happen in school, as well as other community-rooted institutions. By Andrew Wilkes, Director of Policy and Advocacy Civics education must happen in schools. But it can, and must, also happen in...
by Dana Harris | Feb 1, 2018 | Blog, GC HAPPENINGS, Uncategorized
Generation Citizen, in partnership with The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), has launched The Action Civics Landscape, a digital, interactive visualization of Action Civics...
by Chelsea Schuster | Jan 29, 2018 | Uncategorized
Siobhan Brewer Leads Generation Citizen Bay Area Starting January, 2018 Siobhan, a Bay Area native, has deep experience in politics, youth organizing and education, and fundraising. She first got involved with politics organizing GOTV efforts in Ohio during the 2008...
by Dana Harris | Sep 28, 2017 | Blog, Uncategorized
We’re launching a peer community for school district administrators It is vital for the strength of our democracy that every student in the U.S. receive an Action Civics education. Generation Citizen will teach upwards of 13,000 students this year, and 30,000 per year...
by Dana Harris | Aug 30, 2017 | Blog, THOUGHTS FROM THE TEAM, Uncategorized
The Importance of Civic Participation in Moments of Perceived Institutional Failure: Lessons from China By Eli Emigh, New York City Program Associate I found the importance of civic participation at a time in my life when my own views on civic engagement were...
by Anna Rich | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog, GC in Action, Uncategorized
And here are recaps of each class project that won an award: POLLUTION IN DRINKING WATER NORMAN NORTH HIGH SCHOOL, MS. JOHNSON’S 12TH GRADE CLASS Students were concerned with the amount of nitrogen and phosphorous pollution in Lake Thunderbird, the primary...
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