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    social sciences over time. Robert D. Putnam had released his highly influential book, Bowling Alone: The collapse and Revival of American Community. Putnam interests the readers by informing them the ways that the United States has withdrawn from civic engagement over a period of time. And this decline has crippled the civil society. Furthermore, He promotes that citizens take an interest in securing and reestablishing their stock of social capital. The research he presents indicates he is…

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    Civic Education As we advanced into the modern day society with its technological advancements, many high schools have withdrawn from teaching civic courses in classrooms. This was caused by the differing views on politics and many controversial issues related to it. However, with the descending numbers in voter turnout each year and the controversy surrounding the 2016 presidential election, many want to bring civic education back into the spotlight. Although many experts do agree that…

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    erosion of social capital doesn't reduce people's engagement in community organizing. Their opinions contradict seemingly, but that doesn't mean Putnam's idea is wrong. Putnam's view makes sense to some extent, but also with limits. He only sees the impact of social capital on social isolation but ignore the effects of the latter to the former. The reducing of social connectedness will cause the decrease of social capital while more active civil engagement may not achieve corresponding social…

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    the core of the Constitution system’s success lies in its institutions rather than the people. Their writings repeatedly show doubt in the abilities of the public to govern, construct institutions to defend against their involvement, limiting their civic duties to elections. Tocqueville,…

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    Leadership Development, Goal Setting, Decision Making, Stress Management, Self-esteem, self-identity, Communication Skills, Healthy Living, and Social Justice, team building, academic success, community resources, conflict resolution/communication,civic engagement Ideally the start date for both programs would be April 9, 2015 and end date May 28th 2013. Dates: Every Thursday Time : 2:45 – 4:15 pm Place: (mini gym/cafeteria ) The newcomer youth leadership program curriculum is written…

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    Battle, Juan, et al. "Civic Engagement, Religion, and Health: Older Black Lesbians in the Social Justice Sexuality (SJS) Survey." Women, Gender & Families of Color, vol. 3, no. 1, Spring2015, pp. 19-35. EBSCOhost, Accessed 16 Apr. 2018 ezproxy.gsu.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=fyh&AN=112467572&site=ehost-live&scope=site. This article wrote by Juan Battle focuses on the experiences of older, black lesbians in the United States of America which is normally…

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    In her UN Speech on Gender Inequality she closes out her speech by asking “If not me, then who? If not now, then when?” This question is the sole focus of what civic engagement is, our participation in the society to bring forward the change we wish to see in the world. Emma Watson saw something that needed to be changed and instead of sitting around waiting for someone to take that first step – she did. Feminism and…

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    images, analyze ideas holistically, logically and creatively, access and effectively use information resources and demonstrate life skills that are necessary for proactive participation in collaborative environments, sustainability leadership, and civic engagement. I have learned how to communicate effectively through writing, speech and images. An example would be the Road to Success essay. The Road to Success map was an image, that had a collection of stops to analyze and write about. I…

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    Civic agriculture, a term most are not familiar with or understand the meaning. I can say, I was not fully aware of what civic agriculture was and how much it affected agriculture, rural communities, mid-size farms, and so much more, until I read Farms, Farmers, and Farming in Contemporary Rural Society. In this chapter Thomas Lyson explained, shared many examples, theories, and the meaning of civic agriculture. Thomas Lyson is one of the leading American Advocates of “civic agriculture”. Lyson…

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    student-loan debt and civil literacy are both issues of note in American society. They contend that the institution of a program for high school graduates that would trade a year of “employment with a government agency or nonprofit organization focused on civic improvement” (Kennedy/ Impink) for two years of financial aide towards all costs of a higher, public education. The authors state that a similar program was instituted nearing the end of World War II that gave financial benefits to war…

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