Civic Learning Week is a nationwide event that aims to promote civic education and engagement by providing resources, workshops, and activities for students, educators, and community members. It brings together partners from various fields to inspire and support civic learning initiatives.
Humanities | Social Studies and Sciences
Civic Learning Week
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- iCivics, Hoover Institution's Center Revitalizing American Institutions
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- Estimated Ann. Participants: 1000
- Cost: Free
- Estimated Time Commitment: Significant
- Participant Format: Individual
- Event Format: In-Person
- Competition Format: Presentation
- Reach: National
- Event Size: Small
Participation Information
Participation is open to schools, educators, students, and community members interested in enhancing civic education. Registration and event details are available on the website.
Open to students, educators, policymakers, and civic organizations.
Certificates and recognition for projects promoting civic engagement
Participation is open to schools, educators, students, and community members interested in enhancing civic education. Registration and event details are available on the website.
1. Visit the Civic Learning Week website. 2. Register for events or download resources. 3. Participate in workshops, discussions, and activities during the week.
Educational materials, virtual workshops, and community resources.
Judging or evaluation is not applicable, as the focus is on participation and engagement in civic learning activities.
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