Drilldown: PractitionerData

AllSides (1) · Animate a Way (1) · Appalshop (1) · Ashoka Changemakers (1) · BAYCAT/local youth media organizations (1) · Bezos Scholars (Program of Bezos Family Foundation) (1) · Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University (1) · Civics Unplugged (1) · Close Up Washington DC (1) · Code for America (1) · Coro Fellowship (1) · Digital Citizenship in Education (Program of International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)) (1) · Digital Polarization Initative from AASCU (1) · Free Spirit Media (1) · Gandhi Brigade (1) · Global Action Project (1) · Journalism Education Association (1) · Local Youth Leadership Organizations/Opportunities ie Rethink (1) · National Association for Media Literacy Education (1) · National Association for Urban Debate Leagues (1) · Obama Foundation (1) · PBS NewsHour EXTRA and Student Reporting Labs (1) · Princeton Youth Program for Civic Engagement (1) · Student Voice (1) · The Lamp (Learning About Multimedia Project Inc) (1) · The News Literacy Project (1) · University Community Collaborative (1) · Wide Angle Youth Media (1) · YouthBuild USA (1) · YouthSpeaks (1)

None (30)

None (2) · 10,000-50,000 (3) · 100,000-500,000 (2) · 1M and above (1) · 2,000-10,000 (2) · 500,000-1M (1) · 500-2,000 (1) · N/A (4) · Programs in more than 150 schools (1) · recently founded (1) · Under 500 (12)

None (4) · $1M-$2M (4) · $2M-$5M (2) · $500,000-$1M (2) · $500,000-$1M* (project of PBS) (1) · Over $5M (5) · Over $5M* (project of AASCU) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Ashoka) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Bezos Family Foundation) (1) · Over $5M* (project of ISTE) (1) · Under $500,000 (8)

None (1) · Advocacy/Awareness (2) · Collaborative (2) · Community-based (2) · Curriculum and/or Resource (5) · Grade Level Specific (1) · Membership/Club (4) · Multi-year Participation (5) · Once-a-year Participation (2) · One-time Award/Event (5) · Research or Center (1)

None (1) · 85 cities in 35 states (1) · Appalachia (1) · Aspen, CO (1) · Baltimore (1) · California (1) · Chicago - South and West sides (1) · Global (3) · Los Angeles, New York, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, St. Louis (1) · National, but commitmed to Bay Area (1) · Nationwide (8) · New York (1) · NYC - and across the country through media (1) · NYC and virtual (1) · Operates in DC but is open to students nationwide (1) · Philadelphia area (1) · Princeton, NJ (1) · San Diego (1) · San Francisco Bay Area (1) · South Dakota (1) · Washington, DC Region (1)

None (24) · Yes (6)

None (23) · Yes (7)

None (25) · Yes (5)

None (23) · Yes (7)

None (28) · Yes (2)

None (26) · Yes (4)

None (26) · Yes (4)

None (23) · Yes (7)

None (27) · Yes (3)

None (27) · Yes (3)

None (28) · Yes (2)

11 (13) · 12 (1) · 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 (14)