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Finding Common Ground on Civic Education in Turbulent Times
Hear leading voices across the political spectrum talk about how to find common ground for prioritizing students’ right to an education that prepares them to participate effectively in civic and political life.
A Search for Common Ground on Civic Education: Pedro Noguera, Frederick M. Hess; moderated by Michael Rebell.
Finding Common Ground on the Elements of a High Quality Civic Education: David Davenport, DeNora Getachew, Diana Hess, Joseph Kahne; moderated by Peter Levine
Civic Education: Essential for Sustaining American Democracy
The Center for Educational Equity and CivXNow provided a platform for an informative discussion highlighting the importance of civic education for promoting civic engagement in young people-as well as the challenges educators face in a highly polarized political climate. The webinar, entitled Civic Education: Essential for Sustaining American Democracy, can be watched here.
Can the courts save civics education?
The Center’s executive director Michael Rebell was recently featured on the Democracy Works podcast, entitled Can the courts save civics education, discussing how the courts can and should help ensure every student in the United States is prepared for civic participation. Listen here.
Focus Areas
Cook v. McKee
The Case to Establish a Right to Education
Under the U.S. Constitution
DemocracyReady NY
Statewide Coalition Dedicated to Preparing
All Students for Effective Civic Participation
News from the Center for Educational Equity
Contact Us
Director: Michael A. Rebell, Executive Director
Phone: (646) 745-8282
Mailing Address: 525 W 120th Street, Box 219
New York, New York 10027-6696
Location: 475 Riverside Dr., Suite 1373