One aspect to inclusiveness in Evesham Township, NJ, is to better accommodate people with disabilities. Beginning this work in 2019, the township of 45,000 people is now using a recent...
City leaders from throughout the western hemisphere gathered in Denver last week to discuss challenges and make commitments regarding democracy, racism and climate change. As the city host, Denver Mayor...
Public and private sector advocate, Carolyn Coleman joins the National Civic League board. Carolyn Coleman brings over 25 years of experience as a leader and an advocate in the public...
A common narrative heard today is that American democracy is in a state of decline. There is a tendency to focus strictly on hyper-partisanship, polarization and attacks on the foundations...
With the COVID pandemic approaching a pivotal point, it is important to recognize lessons learned through education, implementation, and distribution of COVID vaccines. Millions of people in the United States...
Last week we welcomed Matt Leighninger as an addition to the National Civic League family. Matt will head our new Center for Democracy Innovation, creating models and measurement tools to...
As part of the League’s commitment to support equity, diversity and inclusion efforts, we are proud to share our new equity statement and recent findings from an equity survey conducted...
The National Civic League is home to a diverse group of senior fellows who allow us to amplify our work and expand and scale our expertise. Currently, the League has...
The League produced a workshop for the ASPA annual conference last month about threats to local democracy, many of which have filtered down to the local level as a result...
