Civics in the City supports New York City colleges and universities in developing undergraduate curricula that connect civic knowledge with public service to help students sustain and improve their city.
Faculty Institute supports educators in developing courses and campus workshops that build students’ civic skills, fostering respectful dialogue and collaborative problem-solving across differences.
Democracy and Civic Life Initiative supports institutions advancing civic education, citizen-led problem-solving, and shared democratic practices to strengthen democracy and trust in public institutions.
Carnegie Young Leaders for Civic Preparedness supports youth-led teams with project funding, coaching, and civic learning to turn local concerns into community solutions and build trust across differences.
Bloomberg Center for Cities supports researchers and faculty through research, convenings, and curriculum development to advance urban problem-solving, city leadership, and local government capacity.
Luce/ACLS Civic Education for Democratic Life (CEDLife) Grants support campus-community teams in curriculum-linked work that helps undergraduates and community members build civic knowledge and democratic practices.