Global Youth Service Day (which is actually multiple days) is coming up April 28-30 and is the largest youth service and civic action event in the world and the only...
On February 16th, the Institute for Citizens and Scholars released a new report, ‘Mapping Civic Measurement: How Are We Assessing Readiness and Opportunities?’. The report provides maps of the civic...
Key to the designation of the City of Los Angeles as an All-America City last year was its work on digital inclusion. Celebrating its award last month at a special...
As Americans, it is time to stop fighting and start solving our problems! Experts have long agreed that guided face-to-face conversations are the best way to facilitate discourse. Listening to...
As the National Civic League prepares to name the 2023 All-America City Finalists, we take a look back at the community celebrations of the 2022 designees. League and Campaign for...
National Civics Bee, a civics knowledge competition organized by the Civic Trust, an initiative of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, is expanding to nine states in 2023. Modeled off...
As we launch into 2023 and beyond, the League will focus on applying and refining our time-tested process to ensure inclusive civic engagement. Ensuring equity in our process is imperative...
“You’re never too young to make a difference in your community.” Words proudly stated by eighteen year old Jaylen Smith, the newly elected mayor of Earle, Arkansas. While the nation’s...
Technology has made life significantly more convenient; communication can take place over great distances, and complex structures can be built at a rapid pace. Municipalities are taking advantage of advances...
