
Equipping students through leadership development, civic projects, and a clear pathway to the State Seal of Civic Engagement that builds civic skills and readiness.
Pillar 1: Student Civic Pathways & State Seal Implementation
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A clear, supported pathway to the
State Seal of Civic Engagement
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Provide Leadership trainings, activities and hands-on civic learning experiences (On school campus and/or in the field)..
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Flexible Timeframes: 90-minute civil dialogue sessions, one day leadership development or semester-long civic-based learning.
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Leadership/Civic Trainings include: The Youth Summit, Scout Island civic project launch, Adventure-based learning, civil dialogues, and the Youth Showcase
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Youth Council and statewide youth networks that amplify student voice, leadership, and collaboration​​​



Building educator confidence and capacity through high-quality professional learning, tools, and CEUs to implement civic learning and student pathways.
Pillar 2: Educator Capacity & Professional Learning
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Ongoing, turnkey civic support that simplifies implementation and guides educators step-by-step throughout the year.
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Classroom-ready civic project curriculum and student workbooks
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State Seal of Civic Engagement alignment in most subject matters.
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Digital portfolio & assessment tools are a simple, organized way for students and educators to collect, track, and reflect on civic learning
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CEUs through Fresno Pacific University


Serves as a statewide hub for civic education, connecting educators and youth. We elevate best practices, share resources, and strengthen civic learning across schools and communities statewide.
Pillar 3: Statewide Civic Education
Leadership & Network
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​​​A California youth and educator civic network supporting collaboration, leadership, and shared action.
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Provide Curated civic education resources, tools, and best practices for schools and partners
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Develop strategic partnerships advancing civic education across California
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Provide Statewide and regional events connecting educators, youth, and policymakers

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Youth Voice Examples

Gabriela
Big Picture High School
American democracy is a privilege. I feel grateful.

Angel and Elijah
Kings River High
We think America is spiraling downhill and needs help. We need to get together and start making a difference.

Nate and Malikye
Patino High School
We are lacking empathy, exposed to violence and substance abuse everywhere. A Beloved Community allows problems to be discussed without conflict.

State Seal of Civic Engagement
The State Seal of Civic Engagement is an award for high school graduates who demonstrate civic responsibility. This recognition motivates students to apply the their knowledge, skills, and values of American citizenship. Students who earn this seal will have an advantage in job applications, college applications and scholarships.
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