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CiviKids empowers the American youth and immigrant minorities by proliferating the civic education that was never acquired

In 2022, the CiviKids team surveyed students in the 8-12th grades from 12 different states nationwide

Approximately

55%

of student's perspectives have been affected by social polarization

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About

76%

of students feel unconfident towards national civic knowledge

Read How Civikids Team Fix this

Only

24%

of students knows what the Bill of Rights Does

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Less than

60%

of students know the role of the United States's executive branch

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CIVIKIDS EDUCATION

CIVIKIDS is a student-led nonprofit that educates and empowers youth and immigrant populations by increasing voter awareness through workshops and political activism.

Catering to an adjusted online format due to the pandemic, the CiviKids team teaches K-12 schools online via Zoom, interviews politicians like Adam Schiff and Paul Cheng as Gen-Z's representatives, make educational videos on the U.S. political system, publishes and publish informative articles on historical and current events.

CiviKids' interactive lessons excite students and increase students’ political awareness, providing a better understanding of U.S. civics at the end of each session.

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Interview with Congressman Adam Schiff

About

"Many High School Students aren't fully educated about the problems, effects, and solutions our government creates. Thus, at Civikids, we seek to empower and educate those who lack this knowledge about our beloved country's economics, civics, and solutions. Many of these topics include polarization, voter apathy, voter suppression, and natural citizen privileges. "

---- CiviKids Team

Our Program

CiviKids' interactive lessons excites students and increases students’ political awareness, providing a better understanding of U.S. civics at the end of each session.

Program

What does it take to run a country? Students will create their own countries, determining important factors like the level of education, size of the population, and systems of government. After presenting their countries, students will be asked to solve a series of problems using their diplomatic skills.

Students will debate a variety of engaging topics about politics, exercising their argumentative, and public speaking skills!

Mock Debates

Lessons about Government Structure

What is democracy? What is a monarchy? What is our country's political system? What is the president's role? Students will learn the answers to these questions and much more through our classes!

Students will learn about the importance of voting, voter apathy, and the requirements for voting. Afterwards, students will be given the chance to participate in a mock election, choosing candidates to support in the classroom environment.