National Civic League announced today the appointment of Doug Linkhart, a former Colorado State Senator and Denver City Councilman, as its next president. Linkhart replaces Gloria Rubio-Cortes, who has served...
Elizabeth Hollander died October 13 of cancer. She was a passionate and influential voice for community building, youth civic engagement, smart urban planning, social justice and restoring arts education to...
The National Civic League is proud to announce our partnership with ICMA (the International City/County Management Association) to help establish a national recognition program to energize local solar marketplaces. The SPARC program – Solar Powering America by...
The National Civic League (NCL), one of the nation’s oldest civic organizations, announced the retirement of its President, Gloria Rubio-Cortes. Rubio-Cortes served the organization with incredible vigor, passion and excellence for more...
Public libraries are one of the cornerstone institutions of civic life. The are safe spaces for learning, sharing, connecting, convening and creating. Far from a collection of books or a...
[fusion_text]Around the country, communities are working to remove barriers for students to help their youth create a path to success. National Civic League is proud to announce that in 2016,...
2015 All-America City Quilt Tour Begins The 2015 All-America City quilt begins a year-long tour across the United States today, departing from Denver, Colorado, home of the National Civic League...
We were saddened by the loss of William N. Cassella, Jr., who passed away September 6, 2015. He ably held the post of executive director of the league from 1969...
The National Civic League is proud to announce the winners of the 2015 All-America City Awards. The annual award celebrates and recognizes neighborhoods, villages, towns, cities, counties, tribes and metro regions...
