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Annual Report 2009

NCoC Year in Review

February 1, 2010
NCoC is proud to announce the release of our 2009 Annual Report. Last year brought us many successes, thanks in large part to our many partner organizations that allowed us to expand the scope of our programs. Among the highlights of our report are a recap of our Annual Conference, our expanded Civic Health Index reports, and our plans for 2010.

Thank you to our partner organizations for your invaluable contribution to the success of NCoC. We are excited for what 2010 holds, and look forward to working closely with you and your colleagues to continue building an active and engaged citizenry.
History and Civics Education
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Civic Voices
Civic Voices brings student voices from around the world into your classroom, gives your students a voice in global civic conversations and provides you with teaching tools to explore the intersection of culture and citizenship.
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National and Community Service
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Points of Light Institute
Points of Light Institute ensures that there are volunteer and community participation opportunities for people throughout the country and increasingly, around the world.
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Political Involvement
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League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, has fought since 1920 to improve our systems of government and impact public policies through citizen education and advocacy.
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Latest Report
America’s Civic Health Index 2009: Civic Health in Hard Times
The annual America’s Civic Health Index, based on survey data collected in May 2009, is a look at the state of civic engagement in America that reflects the impact of the economic crisis.
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About Us
Founded in 1946 and chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1953, the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) is a leader in promoting our nation’s civic life. We track, measure and promote civic participation ...
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2009 Conference
Our nation is facing a time of great challenge, but strong public engagement could be the key to doing good while times are tough. Leaders of government, nonprofit and business sectors must commit to sustainable impact across the sector through a new lens of engagement— one that recognizes, values, and upholds a civic return on investment.
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