Drilldown: PractitionerData

ABOTA Foundation (1) · American Democracy Project (ADP) (Project of AASCU) (1) · Annenberg Classroom (Project of the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics at the Annenberg Public Policy Center) (1) · Annenberg Learner (1) · Anti-Defamation League (ADL) (1) · Ashoka Changemakers (1) · Bill of Rights Institute (1) · Boy Scouts of America (1) · Boys and Girls Club (1) · BridgeUSA (1) · Campus Compact (1) · Campus Vote Project (CVP) (1) · Center for Civic Education (1) · College Board (1) · Democratic Knowledge Project by Harvard University (1) · Digital Polarization Initative from AASCU (1) · EDSITEment (Project of National Endowment for the Humanities) (1) · George Washington's Mt. Vernon (1) · Gilder Lehrman Institute (1) · Girl Scouts of America (1) · iCivics (1) · John F. Kennedy Library Foundation (1) · Library of Congress (1) · Local Chamber of Commerce Chapters (1) · Local Community Serivce Organizations ie NJ RISE (1) · Local Religious Institutions (1) · Local religious institutions and programs (1) · Local Youth Leadership Organizations ie Bridges USA (1) · Local Youth Leadership Organizations/Opportunities ie Rethink (1) · Mock Trial (1) · Model UN (1) · National Archives Foundation (1) · Presidential Libraries (1) · Rethinking Schools (1) · Schools conferring undergraduate teaching, MEd, or MAT degrees (1) · State and District Offices/Departments of Education (1) · The Choices Program from Brown University (1) · VOTE.org (1)

None (38)

N/A · 1M and above · Under 500 · 2,000-10,000 · None · 500-2,000 · 100,000-500,000 · 10,000-50,000 · 500,000-1M · 50,000-100,000 · 50,000-100,000 (user) · 500-2,000 (copies sold) · 500-2,000 (institutions) · 7 Schools · 550 (campuses) · 359 (institutions) · 70 schools and five urban districts · Indirect reach through association members · Past program · Programs in more than 150 schools

Other values: ; 1,000 educators 10,000,000 10,000-50,000 (neighborhoods) 10,000-50,000 (teachers) 100,000 (students online), 3,000 (teachers) 100,000-500,000 (Indirect through teachers and web visitors) 100,000-500,000 (eduactors) 100,000-500,000 (teachers) 117 Schools (private beta) 12,033 Schools 1M and above (downloads) 1M and above (indirectly through work with campuses) 1M and above (members) 1M and above (users) 300,000 (teacher users) 31 organizations 35 campus chapters 400 (institutions) recently founded varies

None (15) · $1M-$2M (1) · $2M-$5M (3) · $500,000-$1M (1) · Over $5M (11) · Over $5M* (project of AASCU) (2) · Over $5M* (project of Ashoka) (1) · Over $5M* (project of Center for Civic Education) (1) · Under $500,000 (3)

None (5) · Advocacy/Awareness (3) · Community-based (4) · Curriculum and/or Resource (11) · Membership/Club (2) · Multi-year Participation (7) · Once-a-year Participation (3) · One-time Award/Event (1) · Voting (2)

None (10) · 30 states (1) · All 50 States (4) · All 50 States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (1) · Continental US (1) · Global (1) · Iowa (1) · Massachusetts (1) · Nationwide (13) · Nationwide, including a network of state and regional offices and affiliates (1) · Oregon (1) · South Dakota (1) · United States and Abroad (1) · Visitors from worldwide (1)

None (27) · No (1) · Yes (10)

None (24) · No (1) · Yes (13)

None (25) · No (1) · Yes (12)

None (25) · No (1) · Yes (12)

None (32) · No (3) · Yes (3)

None (29) · No (1) · Yes (8)

None (29) · No (2) · Yes (7)

None (24) · No (1) · Yes (13)

None (30) · No (3) · Yes (5)

None (32) · No (3) · Yes (3)

None (33) · No (2) · Yes (3)

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

None (1) · Civic engagement is a key component of higher education systems' institutional identities (3) · Civic learning extends beyond schools and higher education institutions into participatory and real-world experiences (4) · Civic learning is a school-wide priority that is measured and hold schools accountable (4) · Civics classes are age-appropriate, inclusive and high quality (6) · Digital civic life can be engaged with and consumed critically (1) · Local civic life is healthy (2) · National civic life is healthy (2) · Non-school programs and supports exist to develop agency for all youth (6) · School culture models the themes and motifs of an effective civic society (1) · Society values civic engagement (2) · Teachers are well prepared to teach civics class (in specific) and support civic learning (in general) (4) · Youth have access/ability to non-school programs and supports (2)

None (1) · Community (6) · Digital (1) · Higher Ed Systems (3) · K12 Civic Learning (19) · Out of School (8)