News and Insights

New Report Highlights Civic Consequences of AI

Ace Parsi, Director of Coalition Engagement, iCivics

A new report invites state policymakers to consider the civic implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will impact the next generation.

October 30, 2025

Insights

A Deeper Dive on New Hampshire’s Policy Win

The New Hampshire Civic Learning Coalition, led by NH Civics, championed advocacy efforts in Spring 2023 for a bipartisan bill entitled “More Time on Civics,” requiring a semester of civics in middle school and instructional time for civics in grades K–5.

August 29, 2023

Civics in the News

CivxNow Team

With summer more than halfway over, let’s take a page out of the books from the schools we’re working to help.

July 27, 2023

End of Session Recap: States Make Progress in Civic Education Policy

CivxNow Team

This spring, CivxNow State Policy Task Force members made their priorities a reality, signaling continued momentum for civic education. Since January, the CivxNow policy team tracked 131 bills in 38 states pertaining to civic education.

June 27, 2023

Civics in the News

November 2025

NPR spoke to a number of CivxNow partners in this piece about the $150 million in grants that just went to civic education.
Rick Hess discusses “real-world civic education” in this piece in Education Next.
Jeffrey Edward Green writes that civic education should challenge students in this Boston Globe piece.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch told a local Fox network that lack of civic education is our country’s biggest problem—and he’s following a trend of Justices who have written children’s books.