FAMU Partners with The Citizens Campaign to Establish Citizen Leadership Training Base

“We know our students and the public at large are committed to improving Tallahassee, the surrounding communities and the nation as a whole. It is part of our mission to give them the skills and knowledge to do so,” said Phyllis Watson, director of Continuing Education at FAMU. “Partnering with The Citizens Campaign in establishing a Citizen Leadership Training Base at FAMU will […]

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Plainfield Civic Trust provides Leadership Training for High School Students

At a January 24th Business Meeting, the Plainfield School Board voted to incorporate training in Leadership and No-Blame Problem Solving in the social studies curriculum for high school students in the district. “By offering our high school students citizenship leadership training, the Plainfield School Board is taking an important step in preparing our youth to […]

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Harry Pozycki: We can’t “go back to the political Wild West of politicians trading our future for contractual donations”

In an op-ed, Harry responds to the fact that “The phony Election Transparency Act, which would gut pay-to-play protections that stop political contributions from influencing the award of government contracts, refuses to die. …The bill takes a sledgehammer to the existing protections that are designed to ensure high quality, cost-effective, government contracting, practically guaranteeing a return to […]

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Notre Dame launches course with The Citizens Campaign

Notre Dame’s Rooney Center for the Study of American Democracy is now offering free training in Leadership and No-Blame Problem Solving to students and the community. Professor Matthew Hall says that “The Rooney Center’s central mission is to better understand American democracy, to share that understanding with the broader society, and to instill that knowledge […]

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Harry Pozycki’s op-ed: Pay-to-Play laws more critical than ever

The Citizens Campaign enlisted citizen leaders in securing the adoption of pay-to-play protections in their hometowns and counties, creating a bottom-up movement that led to New Jersey adopting a strong state-level Pay-to-Play reform law. Now that the federal infrastructure bill has made funds available, to ensure that the money is spent well, we need to keep these pay-to-play […]

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3 time Super Bowl champ says we can win big for team Democracy

Bart Oates, 3-time Super Bowl champ and president of the NFL Alumni, writes: “in the case of strengthening our democracy and solving our problems, it is not enough to just watch. We need all citizens to get off the sidelines and into the game. That is why NFL Alumni is partnering with The Citizens Campaign in its development of The […]

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Hagerstown Community College partners with The Citizens Campaign

Michael D. Garcia of the Herald-Mail writes that “The Leadership Centers aim to give citizens the tools and know-how to exercise their power beyond the ballot, equipping them with the pragmatic, problem solving skills needed to work together despite their political differences. The “Leadership/No Blame Problem Solving” course was originally offered for free in fall 2021 through the […]

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Level up your citizen power with 1Huddle

1Huddle and The Citizens Campaign are partnering to create training games for citizen leadership skills It’s not easy to learn how every part of local government works, or how to develop a new policy. Take the online Citizen Leadership Training course, and you will get the basic skills and know-how to get started, with a leadership training manual to refer to as you practice our proven No-Blame Problem Solving […]

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Chicago launches a Citizen Leadership Center

Harold Washington College Student President comments on new Citizen Leadership Center “Being involved in local government is super important. I think students don’t realize the power that they have as individuals with their voice to be able to get involved with these issues and figure out a solution, and encourage their aldermen or their other […]

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