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Nonprofit Service Organizations and Civic Engagement

Nonprofit Service Organizations and Civic Engagement (External link)

Nonprofit service organizations in the U.S. have contact with millions of people in need each year. As a result, local communities often view them as places where the neglected and forgotten can receive critical services.

New Voices at the Civic Table

New Voices at the Civic Table (External link)

By the Alliance for Children and Families

The goals of New Voices include informing the human services field on strategies to support civic engagement, and building the capacity of human service agencies to commit to this work. The report is a learning tool and an invitation for dialogue. In the following pages, we examine the experiences of six Alliance for Children and Families member organizations and their efforts to work with community partners to support the civic engagement of their constituent-clients.

Integrating Civic Participation and Adult ESOL

Integrating Civic Participation and Adult ESOL (External link)

By Andy Nash, New England Literacy Resource Center/World Education

 

Integrating Civic Participation and Adult ESOL

Integrating Civic Participation and Adult ESOL (External link)

By Andy Nash, New England Literacy Resource Center/World Education This article proposes a process for building ESOL students capacity for engaged and active citizenship through which EL/Civics classes serve as a venue for not just comprehending, but also critically examining policies and systems that affect students lives. It draws on years of work with ESOL providers, the Equipped for the Future citizen/community member role map, and a theoretical framework that describes three kinds of citizens: personally responsible, participatory, and justice-oriented citizens.

Why Enforcement Only Won't Work

A one-pager describing enforcement measures as a means of addressing illegal immigration. This fact sheet, developed by the Cato Institute, provides talking points on why an enforcement only approach is not effective.

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