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    Urban League History

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    Unearthing the Urban League National Urban League is a non-profit organization based in many high populated cities that help the low income, working poor, and others. Each Urban League office is different in what they help with, but many provide information on programs. They assist with job applications and some offices go as far as to help with bills too. Scattered in the United States, there are 92 different Urban Leagues offices. Founders of the National Urban League: The founders of…

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    disagreement about how the observation of social capital should evaluate and interpret. They argued that generational replacement mechanism predict the evolution of western political systems. The importance of associational membership shows how civic engagement, the socialization function, and the importance of the organization create social equity. Evaluation: The review of Putnam’s membership in voluntary associations “has become a standard litmus…

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    John Dewey On Education

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    field. A liberal arts education, rooted in a civic-based approach, does not aim to train students for a certain career, it offers students the opportunity…

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    In “Turning In, Turning Out,” Robert Putnam defines social capital as societal norms and trust that permit humans to unite by following the same objectives. Social trust and civic engagement are connected because the more we connect with others, the more we trust them. Putnam believes America’s social capital has been declining for more than a quarter century, given the fact that memberships of Elks clubs and labor unions have shrunk over the last three decades. Attendance at political rallies…

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    Mehmet Saçaklı Aynur Kadıoğlu Eng 101-42 20Nov., 2014 Do Video Games Have Harms On Youth Culture Today Video games are the new phenomena of our age and their effects on teenagers is an complicated issue. Especially for the last twenty years, almost every teenager have interacted with video games one way or another. As a result of this, scientist and experts started to research about this issue and they want to find answer of one important question: Do video games have harms on youth culture…

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    Uchicago Research Paper

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    Before attending high school, my elementary school teachers would talk about civic engagement, and their descriptions lead me to believe that participating in community service would be boring and burdensome. I remember my teachers saying things like,” In high school you’re going to have to do community service in order to graduate.…

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    Civic Culture In China

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    Civic culture has “threes specific elements: high civic engagement, political equality, and solidarity. If citizens participate in organizations, engage with each other and respect each other then they have a higher civic culture”(Samuels 2013a pp. 123). However, a country that acquires civic culture must acquire these three elements, including political equality. The idea of political equality…

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    Walden’s Task Force are knowledge, skills, and attitudes. The Task Force uses a matrix to map out the features that are parts of social change. These features are: scholarship, systematic thinking, reflection, practice, collaboration, advocacy, civic engagement, and human ethics. My project which examines zero-tolerance policies and minority girls incorporates all the preceding as follows:…

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    1. Identify three research method(s) used to accumulate the data which served as the basis for this article. What were the strengths and weaknesses of the research method(s)? Three research methods used to accumulate the data which served as the basis for this article are, surveys funded by the National Science Foundation, a new Time poll, and the 2012 World Happiness Report, published by the Earth Institute of Columbia University. These research methods have multiple strengths and…

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    results from the study found that places where power was structured “horizontally, not hierarchically” valued certain characteristics like “solidarity, civic participation, and integrity.” In turn, an emphasis of these values led to a rise in economic productivity. Specifically the northern region of Tuscany has a greater number of “civic communities.” Civic communities are examples of “people participating in voluntary associations” (PCP, 2015). Putnam argues that because cities like Florence,…

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