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CivxNow State Policy Menu
We’re excited to introduce a revamped State Policy Menu designed to streamline policymakers’ access to K–12 civic education policy recommendations. This new concise format allows for quick comprehension of complex policy issues, making it easier to capture lawmakers’ attention and spark meaningful dialogue.
CivxNow Partner Election Resources
Many of our CivxNow partners are working overtime to empower teachers to make the most of this election as a teachable moment. Check out some of their resources here!
Back to School Resources 2024
Welcome to our back-to-school resource showcase, where our CivxNow partners have come together under the guidance of the Center for Civic Education to offer a special collection of educational tools and programs. This collaborative effort celebrates the beginning of the school year
Civic Learning Opportunities – Research Summary
This summary synthesizes research in the field of civic education focused on access to civic learning opportunities in K-12 schools and the kinds of outcomes that result when young people have these experiences such as an increase in civic knowledge, skills, dispositions,
Uncharted Waters: Education, Democracy, and Social Cohesion in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
This report was created as a product of members of the CivxNow and Listen First coalitions. These insights should be interpreted as a general collective consensus of our learning, not the individual views of a person nor the stance of their organization.
Civic Learning, Civility, and Technology
For artificial intelligence (AI) to evolve ways that support knowledge, skills, dispositions, and behaviors that advance social cohesion and strengthen our constitutional democracy, we suggest that policy and practice investments be evaluated on their success at positively affecting the following teaching and
Civic Outcomes in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will impact civic outcomes—the knowledge, skills, dispositions, and behavior that promote social cohesion and enable a thriving democracy. The attached chart provides a few high-level examples in each of these areas, along with potential effects as a result of
Advocacy Resources from NCSS
The National Council for Social Studies curated a page dedicated to all things advocacy. The page includes toolkits, modules, and informational resources on where to start and persist in advocacy.
Project Citizen Webinar: Curriculum in Focus
Virtual professional development series offered by Center for Civic Education.