InOffice of CitizenbyKristen Cambell·Nov 3, 2022People support civics and civics supports democracyNew data show there is strong public support for increasing civic education, and doing so can increase the public’s support for democracy.
InOffice of CitizenbyPhilanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE)·Jun 22, 2022What is the latest with Educating for American Democracy?A recap of a June 13th funder event revisiting the Educating for American Democracy initiative, one year after it launched.
InOffice of CitizenbyAmy Baker McIsaac·Feb 24, 2022What is the state of civics today?An interview with the mastermind behind The Ronald Reagan Institute’s State of Civics series about civic education today.
InOffice of CitizenbyCivXNow·Sep 20, 2021How Private Foundations Can Support Civic Education — A Spotlight on Jack Miller Family FoundationLeaders of an effort to provide professional development to civics teachers in Florida share their model for grantmaking and collaboration.
InOffice of CitizenbyCivXNow·Sep 20, 2021How Private Foundations Can Support Civic Education — A Spotlight on Lumina FoundationTim Robinson of Lumina Foundation details how they structured their grant to support the creation of the Indiana Civic Education Task…
InOffice of CitizenbyAmy Baker McIsaac·May 24, 2021Recap of Learnings: Latest in Civic Education PolicyPACE, Philanthropy Roundtable, and GfE hosted a briefing about the latest in civic education policy. Here is what we learned.
InOffice of CitizenbyAmy Baker McIsaac·Mar 12, 2021Five Takeaways for Funders from Educating for American DemocracyRecently, the team behind Educating for American Democracy (EAD) released the roadmap and report. Here is what funders should know.
InOffice of CitizenbyKristen Cambell·Mar 26, 2020Supporting, Celebrating, and Inspiring Service: A look at the new National Commission reportKristen Cambell explores the role of public-private partnerships & philanthropic leadership to advance National Commission’s new report.
InOffice of CitizenbyKristen Cambell·Feb 14, 2020Civic Education Through the Eyes of Young PeopleWe talked with Amber Coleman-Mortley of iCivics about its new Equity in Civics Youth Fellowship that explores inequity in civics education.
InOffice of CitizenbyKristen Cambell·Mar 1, 2019Information AND Engagement: 2 Sides of Democracy CoinAfter a year of thoughtful consideration and conversation, the Knight Foundation’s Commission on Trust, Media, and Democracy recently…
