Civic Education
Develops curricular and co-curricular programs teaching students about democratic processes and civic responsibilities
National network supporting civic engagement and democratic education in public higher education institutions
About Organization
A coalition of nearly 300 state colleges and universities focused on preparing students to participate in democracy through informed civic engagement. Based in Washington, DC, the organization has coordinated thousands of campus initiatives since its founding in 2003, including voter education programs, curricular projects, and professional development workshops.
Civic Education
Develops curricular and co-curricular programs teaching students about democratic processes and civic responsibilities
Voter Participation
Organizes nonpartisan voter registration and education campaigns to increase student electoral engagement
Faculty Development
Provides training and resources for educators integrating democratic engagement into higher education
Recruit and coordinate state colleges and universities committed to civic education
Create curricula, toolkits and training materials for campus democratic engagement programs
Support member institutions in launching voter education, speakers and curricular initiatives
Evaluate program outcomes and disseminate successful models across the network
Services and programs offered by The American Democracy Project
Connects nearly 300 public colleges and universities to share resources and best practices for civic education
Supports campus-based voter registration drives and educational programs to increase student civic participation
Offers national institutes, webinars and workshops for faculty and administrators on democratic engagement
Organizes special campus events and speaker series promoting dialogue on current democratic issues
Meet the people behind The American Democracy Project.
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2003
2003
Established as partnership between AASCU and The New York Times
2003
2003
Launched inaugural voter education and civic engagement programs at member institutions
2010s
2010s
Grew to nearly 300 member institutions across all states