Drilldown: PractitionerData

Other values: ; Afterschool Alliance AllSides Animate a Way Appalshop BAYCAT/local youth media organizations Big Brother/Big Sister/local youth mentoring organizations Black Youth Project Boy Scouts of America Boys and Girls Club Bridge the Divide BridgeUSA Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University CenterPoint Education Solutions City Year Code for America Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) DC Scores Digital Citizenship in Education (Program of International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)) Digital Polarization Initative from AASCU Earth Force Free Spirit Media Generation Nation Generation Progress Girl Scouts of America Global Action Project Journalism Education Association Local religious institutions and programs Local Youth Leadership Organizations ie Bridges USA National Association for Media Literacy Education National Youth Leadership Council Opportunity for Youth: Pathways to a Brighter Future Opportunity Youth United PBS NewsHour EXTRA and Student Reporting Labs Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Speak Up! Speak Out! The Civics Center The Lamp (Learning About Multimedia Project Inc) The News Literacy Project Videos for Change (High Resolves Initiative) Wide Angle Youth Media YMCA

None (41)

None (3) · 10,000-50,000 (3) · 10,000-50,000 (neighborhoods) (1) · 100,000-500,000 (4) · 1M and above (4) · 2,000-10,000 (6) · 50,000-100,000 (1) · 500,000-1M (1) · 500-2,000 (4) · N/A (5) · Programs in more than 150 schools (1) · Under 500 (7) · varies (1)

None (5) · $1M-$2M (5) · $1M-$2M* (project of High Resolves) (1) · $2M-$5M (4) · $500,000-$1M (2) · $500,000-$1M* (project of PBS) (1) · Over $5M (10) · Over $5M* (project of AASCU) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Center for American Progress) (1) · Over $5M* (project of ISTE) (1) · Under $500,000 (10)

Advocacy/Awareness (4) · Collaborative (1) · Community-based (6) · Curriculum and/or Resource (11) · Grade Level Specific (1) · Membership/Club (4) · Multi-year Participation (12) · One-time Award/Event (1) · Research or Center (1)

None (2) · 29 U.S. Cities (1) · All 50 States (4) · Appalachia (1) · Baltimore (1) · California (1) · Callifornia (1) · Chesapeake Bay Watershed (MD, WV, VA, PA, NY)and Rocky Mountains (CO) (1) · Chicago (1) · Chicago - South and West sides (1) · District of Columbia (1) · Maricopa County, AZ (1) · Nationwide (15) · New York (1) · North Carolina (1) · NYC - and across the country through media (1) · NYC and virtual (1) · Oregon (1) · San Diego (1) · San Francisco Bay Area (1) · South Dakota (1) · Texas (1) · US (1)

None (30) · Yes (11)

None (27) · Yes (14)

None (26) · Yes (15)

None (25) · Yes (16)

None (39) · Yes (2)

None (38) · Yes (3)

None (35) · Yes (6)

None (22) · Yes (19)

None (35) · Yes (6)

None (37) · Yes (4)

None (40) · Yes (1)

10 (25) · 3 (16)

Civics classes are age-appropriate, inclusive and high quality · Local civic life is healthy · Non-school programs and supports exist to develop agency for all youth · Civic learning extends beyond schools and higher education institutions into participatory and real-world experiences · National civic life is healthy · Civic learning is a school-wide priority that is measured and hold schools accountable · Digital civic life can be engaged with and consumed critically · Society values civic engagement · Teachers are well prepared to teach civics class (in specific) and support civic learning (in general) · Youth have access/ability to non-school programs and supports · Civic engagement is a key component of higher education systems' institutional identities · Higher education systems stress importance of and encourage civic engagement or dialogue between students, faculty, leadership, and external communities · School culture models the themes and motifs of an effective civic society · None · Other

Digital (16) · Out of School (25)