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Overview

Civic Spring Fellowship

Administered by: Institute for Citizens & Scholars

Purpose: Provide summer civic learning experiences for young people to engage in civic engagement and develop civic knowledge and skills.

Geographic Scope: United States (multiple states and local communities)

Focus Areas:

  • Youth civic engagement

  • Community civic infrastructure

  • Voter education and registration

  • COVID-19 response (in 2020 iteration)

  • Civic learning and skills development

  • Nonpartisan civic work
  • Eligibility:

  • Young people/youth

  • High school students and older
  • Program Details:

  • Summer-based programming

  • Hands-on learning opportunities

  • Builds civic knowledge, dispositions, and skills

  • Nonpartisan, nimble, measurement-focused approach

  • Community-based partnerships
  • Notable Fellows: Farhan Babur (2022 Civic Spring Fellow), who hosted town halls in Scottsdale, Arizona connecting voters with candidates.

    Contact: Visit citizensandscholars.org or civic-spring.org for updates

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    youth-programs

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