Youth Civic Engagement
Empowering high school students to participate meaningfully in democratic dialogue and develop leadership capabilities
Facilitates civil discourse in high schools to develop empathic leaders and critical thinkers
About Organization
The Acceptance Project is a youth-led organization that brings structured dialogue programs to American high schools. The organization trains students to lead civil discourse sessions, fostering skills in active listening, empathy, and critical thinking among their peers.
Youth Civic Engagement
Empowering high school students to participate meaningfully in democratic dialogue and develop leadership capabilities
Dialogue and Mediation
Teaching structured communication techniques that enable respectful conversation across political and social divides
Educational Innovation
Creating peer-to-peer learning models where students train and mentor each other in essential civic skills
Identify and engage motivated students to become trained facilitators within their high schools
Teach youth leaders dialogue techniques, active listening skills, and methods for managing difficult conversations
Student facilitators lead structured civil discourse workshops with peers on relevant contemporary topics
Gather feedback and measure changes in empathy, listening skills, and critical thinking among participants
Services and programs offered by The Acceptance Project
Structured dialogue sessions in high schools teaching students to engage respectfully across differences and viewpoints
Student-led program training peers to facilitate constructive conversations and model empathic communication in their schools
Educational framework helping students analyze complex issues, evaluate sources, and form independent evidence-based perspectives
Meet the people behind The Acceptance Project.
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