During this webinar, speakers provided a historical overview of discriminatory laws and policies and shared ways communities can evaluate and amend policies to include principles of equity, access, and inclusion.
During this webinar, attendees will hear from participants from the National Civic League's Model City Charter revision process who will outline how cities might improve their treatment of equity and civic engagement. Lastly, we will hear about a city manager’s experience with incorporating equity into the city’s charter, mission and vision, and programs and policies.
Ageism and the social isolation of older adults has been on the rise. Attendees learned how cities and communities can adopt more age-friendly programs, practices and policies.
Attendees learned about the 2022 All-America City Award Program- Housing as a Platform: Promoting Early School Success and Equitable Learning Recovery.
The National Civic League was joined by the Belonging Initiative and The City of Grand Rapids to discuss the differences between welcoming and belonging and present two new tools to help communities include people fully.
Panelists from Ethelo and Keystone Policy Center discussed techniques for, and examples of, bringing youth voices to the budgeting table.
The League was joined by the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District and the Campus Election Engagement Project for a webinar featuring youth making positive change.
Attendees explored how we can use dialogue to bridge divides & build civic muscle.
Presenters discussed recommendations to address the growing problem of social isolation.
