What Do Americans Think They Owe Each Other?
What Do Americans Think They Owe Each Other? A new analysis from The Beacon Project shows that while Americans are deeply divided politically, they largely agree on core civic responsibilities…
What Do Americans Think They Owe Each Other? A new analysis from The Beacon Project shows that while Americans are deeply divided politically, they largely agree on core civic responsibilities…
With Roles as Civic Hubs, Libraries Turn Over a New Page Cities across the U.S. are reimagining libraries as civic hubs that spark economic revival, deepen community connection, and strengthen…
Books, Binoculars and Birds The Birder Backpack program shows how a simple idea — lending binoculars and field guides — can spark curiosity, deepen neighborhood connections, and strengthen civic life…
Bridgebuilding Resource Hub The Bridgebuilding Resource Hub highlights how libraries can strengthen civic life by helping communities connect across differences, rebuild trust, and engage more deeply in democracy. Through tools,…
Libraries as Civic Hubs Public libraries are emerging as powerful civic spaces where people can connect across differences, rebuild trust, and strengthen democratic engagement. Shamichael Hallman’s work shows how intentionally…
Gen Z Civic Vibe Check The Civic Outlook of Young Adults In America is a first-of-its-kind national survey of 18–24-year-old Americans that sheds light on their civic knowledge, engagement, and…
The Lost Art of Organizing Civic Groups Democracy relies on participation in autonomous civic groups, but engagement has declined due to the erosion of unions, grassroots political organizations, and participatory…
Civic Help Desk, Peter Levine This is a civic help desk for individuals and organizations interested in civic life It can serve any cause. You can start by telling the…
Takeaways from Tallahassee — Creating civic connections Florida Civic Advance’s latest report on the state’s civic health was recently featured in the Florida Politics newsletter, highlighting Florida’s low rankings in…
Fans, Politics, and the Power of Sports A new report from More in Common finds that sports fandom can strengthen democratic engagement and social connection. The study shows that avid…