Drilldown: PractitionerData

Other values: ; American Democracy Project (ADP) (Project of AASCU) Ashoka Changemakers Bill of Rights Institute Boston Debate League Boys and Girls Club Bridge the Divide BridgeUSA Campus Compact Campus Vote Project (CVP) Center for Civic Education CERG (The Civic Engagement Research Group (CERG), at the University of California, Riverside) Citizen University Civic Nation Civic Nebraska/state level civic organizations and initatives Civic Spirit CivXNow Classroom Law Project Close Up Washington DC College Board Committee of Seventy Composer (High Resolves Initiative) ConSource Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) CRF-Chicago/local Constitutional Rights Foundation Chapters CRF-Orange County Digital Polarization Initative from AASCU Discovering Justice Educator Innovator (Project of the National Writing Project) Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United State Senate Facing History and Ourselves Florida Joint Center for Citizenship at the Lou Frey Institute Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Generation Citizen Generation Nation Generation Progress Georgia Center for Civic Engagement High Resolves Historical Society of Pennsylvania/local historical societies iCivics Indiana University Center on Representative Government Inspire U.S. Jack Miller Center for Teaching America's Founding Principals and History John F. Kennedy Library Foundation Junior State of America Foundation Justice Resource Center Kitchen Table Democracy Knowledge in Action League of Women Voters Local Progress (Program of the Center for Popular Democracy) Lou Frey Institute at the University of Central Florida Mikva Challenge National Association for Media Literacy Education National Association for Urban Debate Leagues National Council for the Social Studies National History Day National Speech and Debate Association National Writing Project National Youth Leadership Council NewseumED Next Generation Politics/Yvote NH Institute for Civics Education Practitioner: Wild Friends ProCon.org Project Citizen (Program of Center for Civic Education) Public Agenda Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute Rendell Center for Civics and Civic Engagement Seeds of Peace Social Science Education Consortium, Inc Speak Up! Speak Out! Stanford History Education Group Street Law Inc Student PIRGs Student Voice Teach for America The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life a the University of Texas at Austin The Choices Program from Brown University The Civics Center The News Literacy Project UCLA/IDEA Videos for Change (High Resolves Initiative) We the People (Program of Center for Civic Education) Young Invincibles (YI) Youth Leadership Initiative (Program of the University of Virginia Center for Politics)

None (84) · Students Grades 4-12 (1)

None (2) · 10,000,000 (1) · 10,000-50,000 (8) · 100,000 (students online), 3,000 (teachers) (1) · 100,000-500,000 (2) · 100,000-500,000 (Indirect through teachers and web visitors) (1) · 100,000-500,000 (teachers) (1) · 117 Schools (private beta) (1) · 12,033 Schools (1) · 1M and above (11) · 1M and above (downloads) (1) · 1M and above (indirectly through work with campuses) (1) · 2,000-10,000 (13) · 300 (1) · 300,000 (teacher users) (1) · 35 campus chapters (1) · 50,000-100,000 (4) · 500,000-1M (7) · 500-2,000 (10) · 70 schools and five urban districts (1) · Indirect reach through association members (1) · N/A (13) · Under 500 (2)

None (6) · $1M-$2M (7) · $1M-$2M* (project of High Resolves) (2) · $2M-$5M (11) · $500,000-$1M (8) · Over $28M (1) · Over $5M (19) · Over $5M* (project of AASCU) (2) · Over $5M* (project of Ashoka) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Center for American Progress) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Center for Civic Education) (3) · Over $5M* (project of Freedom Forum Institute) (1) · Over $5M* (project of iCivics) (1) · Under $200,000 (1) · Under $500,000 (21)

Advocacy/Awareness (12) · Collaborative (5) · Curriculum and/or Resource (26) · Grade Level Specific (6) · Membership/Club (1) · Multi-year Participation (20) · Once-a-year Participation (4) · One-time Award/Event (1) · Research or Center (6) · Several times a year (1) · Teacher training, Curriculum, Educator resources (1) · Voting (2)

30 States (2) · 52 communities across the country (1) · 85 cities in 35 states (1) · All 50 States (3) · All 50 States, District of Columbia, and U.S. Territories (1) · Arizona, California, Colorado, Kentucky, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin (1) · Boston, MA (1) · CA, CT, MD, MA, NC, NJ, OR, WA (1) · California (1) · Callifornia (1) · Chapters are located in 35 states (1) · Florida (2) · Georgia (1) · Global (2) · Illinois (1) · Massachusetts (2) · National (2) · Nationwide (36) · Nationwide, including a network of state and regional offices and affiliates (1) · Nebraska (1) · New Hampshire (1) · New Mexico (1) · New York (1) · New York City (1) · New York, California, Texas, Massachussetts, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Canada, Ireland, and Pakistan (1) · North Carolina (1) · Operates in DC but is open to students nationwide (1) · Orange County, CA (1) · Oregon (3) · Pennsylvania (2) · Philadelphia, PA (1) · South Dakota (1) · Texas (2) · United States and Abroad (1) · United States, Middle East (Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan), South Asia (India, Pakistan) (1) · US (3) · Washington (1)

None (17) · Yes (68)

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None (40) · No (1) · Yes (44)

None (28) · No (1) · Yes (56)

None (62) · No (5) · Yes (18)

None (46) · No (1) · Yes (38)

None (41) · No (3) · Yes (41)

None (14) · Yes (71)

None (57) · No (3) · Yes (25)

None (68) · No (4) · Yes (13)

None (74) · No (2) · Yes (9)

None (1) · 1 (5) · 10 (11) · 11 (4) · 12 (5) · 13 (1) · 2 (4) · 3 (3) · 4 (20) · 5 (6) · 6 (13) · 7 (1) · 8 (4) · 9 (7)

None (1) · Civic engagement is a key component of higher education systems' institutional identities (5) · Civic learning extends beyond schools and higher education institutions into participatory and real-world experiences (13) · Civic learning is a school-wide priority that is measured and hold schools accountable (6) · Civics classes are age-appropriate, inclusive and high quality (20) · Digital civic life can be engaged with and consumed critically (3) · Higher education systems stress importance of and encourage civic engagement or dialogue between students, faculty, leadership, and external communities (1) · Local civic life is healthy (5) · National civic life is healthy (4) · Non-school programs and supports exist to develop agency for all youth (11) · School culture models the themes and motifs of an effective civic society (1) · Society values civic engagement (4) · Teachers are well prepared to teach civics class (in specific) and support civic learning (in general) (7) · Youth have access/ability to non-school programs and supports (4)

None (1) · Community (13) · Digital (3) · Higher Ed Systems (6) · K12 Civic Learning (47) · Out of School (15)