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It was an honor to hear from General Jim Mattis at the Civic Learning Week National Forum, hosted by Hoover Institution, Stanford University, as he spoke about civic knowledge and understanding from the perspective of someone serving in the US military. Read more: https://hvr.co/3RbiCx5

"They gave me a really deep understanding of how policy and law can impact our experience in society. It's not just an abstract concept. It's a real thing that you experience every day." - Imre, iCivics Youth Fellow Let's continue to inspire a passion for civic learning, so young people can learn how to shape the world around them and believe in our country’s future. 🌟 #CivicLearning #CivicEducation #Civics #iCivics

TODAY! 🎉 Administrators and district leaders, don't miss this free webinar to help support your planning for civics and history instruction in 2025-2026! Join Chief Learning Services Officer, Mya Moumen-Baker, and Director of Educator Engagement, Natacha Scott, at 11:30am ET for an energizing session to: ✅ Reflect on this past year ✅ Get inspired with fresh K-12 history & civic strategies ✅ Connect with peers & sharpen your district plans Join us here: https://hubs.la/Q03dW9XX0 #CivicEducation #Civics #iCivics

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"I had assigned Immigration Nation to my students. Three days later, I got an email from one of my students, and she said to me that, 'I just wanted to let you know, and my dad wanted me to share with you that he thanks you so much for assigning that lesson because he was going through the citizenship process.' Just playing the game with his daughter helped him to understand that process." - Veronica Schmidt-Gomez, M.Ed. / GradCert Dual Language Ed., World and Dual Language Supervisor, FL Civic education that is relevant, meaningful, and engaging is for every generation. 💜 Learn more about our resources for bilingual and multilingual learners here: https://bit.ly/42gKJzR #MLLAdvocacy2025 #CivicEducation #iCivics #Civics | The Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA)

📅 Mark your calendars for April 15 at 4 PM ET! Join us for a discussion on "Exploring the Commonalities between State Social Studies Standards, Curriculum, and High-Quality Instructional Materials.”📚 Facilitated by American Institutes for Research experts Peter Mabli and Beth Ratway, this panel discussion featuring iCivics' Chief Education Officer, Emma Humphries, will explore underlying regional and national trends in K‒12 social studies standards, implications of these commonalities for HQIM in social studies, and opportunities for further investigations. Register here: https://bit.ly/4iY8ljT #CivicEducation #CivicLearning #iCivics #Civics

Uniting over 350 organizations, CivxNow works to make civic education a nationwide priority. This collaboration provides the research, policy, and practices that empower educators, administrators, students, parents, and community members. We're committed to fostering young people's confidence in themselves, each other, and our country’s future. Explore more: https://hubs.la/Q03d6Cp00 #CivicEducation #iCivics #Civics Louise Dube

Attention administrators and district leaders! Planning for 2025–26? 📅 Don't miss our free webinar on 4/11 @ 11:30am ET to reflect on this past year and get inspired for next year’s history and civics instruction. iCivics' Mya Moumen-Baker and Natacha Scott will explore current implementation strategies, engage with K-12 classroom resources, and connect you with peers to review and reflect on your district plans for next year. Save your spot: https://hubs.la/Q03dW9XX0 #CivicEducaiton #Civics #iCivics 

Testing season is here! 📚 Prepare your students for upcoming AP exams and state assessments with iCivics' DBQuest. This resource simplifies test prep, empowers students, and maximizes readiness! Through focused practice with document-based questions and primary source analysis, students will build and practice essential critical thinking skills. Access them here: https://bit.ly/42uTO9I #CivicEducation #Civics #iCivics

In 1957, President Eisenhower sent federal troops to desegregate Little Rock Central High, enforcing the law with Executive Order 10730. 🏛️ Use the lesson, Little Rock: Executive Order 1073, to explore how executive orders can be used to enforce the law and examine how Eisenhower justified his actions. Access it here: https://bit.ly/43CWBi5 #CivicLearning #CivicEducation #iCivics #Civics