Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Civic Learning
Civic Institutions
Civic Life
Notes from the Civic Decade
Civic Parenting
About
Civic Life
The Geography of Civic Renewal
From national diagnosis to local strategy: how a clearer picture of civic infrastructure can guide where we invest, what we strengthen, and what we…
Oct 7
•
Julie Silverbrook
17
3
What Can Constitution Day Learn From July Fourth?
Why our civic holidays need both celebration and substance.
Sep 16
•
Julie Silverbrook
19
5
2
What We Pass Down: A Rosh Hashanah Recipe for Civic Learning
How one generation invites the next into family, tradition, and civic life
Sep 11
•
Julie Silverbrook
25
2
September 11 and the Objects That Carry Our Civic Memory
Twenty-five years later, what we preserve will shape how future generations understand that pivotal moment in our nation’s history.
Sep 9
•
Julie Silverbrook
17
2
Trivia Night Isn’t Trivial
Creating opportunities to gather and connect can open new pathways to lifelong civic learning.
Sep 2
•
Julie Silverbrook
15
3
Constitutional Culture and Civic Life
The work of building, practicing, and renewing the habits of self-government.
Jul 29
•
Julie Silverbrook
18
2
2
America’s 250th Was Never the Finish Line
The fireworks have ended. The celebrations have concluded. But the most important work is just beginning.
Jul 24
•
Julie Silverbrook
3
At 250, America Needs Civic Parenting, Not Just Civics Classes
Civic parenting is needed to prepare the next generation for democracy.
Jul 24
•
Julie Silverbrook
3
1
Your Family Story Is Part of America’s Story
Explore the ways in which individual family histories are each a piece of America's story.
Jul 24
•
Julie Silverbrook
2
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
