Fifty years later, interactions between police and residents continue to draw attention. Last month, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross apologized to two black men who were arrested last week...
Webinar will be Thursday, May 24 at 1 p.m. Pacific/2 p.m. MST/3 p.m. CST/4 p.m. EST Click here to register for free. Description: Police officers’ use of force can become...
Healthy, thriving communities use all sectors to make better health possible for all residents. This track will focus on creating a complete picture of health, from physical environments and planning...
109th National Conference on Local Governance: Building Community, Achieving Equity June 22, 2018 The National Civic League invites proposals for workshops as part of the National Conference on Local Governance...
The National Civic League leverages our staff, our senior fellows and our nationally recognized board to inspire, support and celebrate civic engagement in America’s communities. Our board members from across...
Notes from The League’s President: Here’s one more reason for good community-police relations: less than one-third of all sexual assaults are reported to the police, according to the Bureau of...
The National Civic Review is one of the Nation’s Oldest and Most Respected Journals of Civic Affairs. Its cases studies, reports, interviews and essays help communities learn about the latest...
Note: This is the first of several excerpts from the Kerner Commission, which President Johnson established in 1967 to examine the riots that occurred that summer. The Commission’s report was...
In only 18 months since launching, the SolSmart program is celebrating a major milestone: 100 Communities throughout the United States have distinguished themselves as “open for solar business” by meeting...
