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The Integrated Action Civics Project offers professional development for teachers, sites, districts and county offices. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more.

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The "Double Bubble" shows the interconnection between study of history and student action

Integrated Action Civics Virtual Saturday Workshop Series

Various Dates, Virtual

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PROGRAM DETAILS

Diagram shows the sets of strategies associated with the different lenses of change-making

FREE IACP Saturday Workshop Series - Virtual! 

Come learn about the Integrated Action Civics Project (IACP) that fosters justice-oriented student voice, agency, and civic empowerment in K-12 classrooms. Central to this approach is the introduction of strategies throughout your existing course to help students understand the process of social change, while offering new lenses for the study of your regular course content. The IACP strategies supports student exploration course content across the disciplines - History, Social Studies, Ethnic Studies, ELA, Art, Science etc. 

This integrated approach empowers students to apply their learned skills and scaffolds to engage in meaningful, authentic civic action, whether in your course to earn the State Seal of Civic Engagement, or later in life as an engaged member of their community.

Join us for one or all of the 5 sessions:

  • Sep. 26, 2026: Introduction to IACP, Worldview, Envisioning Justice:
    Guide students in exploring the origin and implications of their worldview and ideas about a just society.
  • Oct. 24 2026: Problem Analysis, Clarify Focus:
    Analysis of root causes and consequences provide essential understandings and is the first step in setting goals for taking effective action.
  • Nov. 14, 2026: Power Analysis Beyone the Binary:
    Understanding nuances of power beyond a binary helps our students both understand historical process and be effective change agents.
  • Jan. 16, 2027: Local History / Stake & Rights-holders Analysis:
    Centering local history and an analysis of those connected to events and issues brings relevance and meaning to your course content.
  • Feb. 20, 2027: Strategize, Messaging and Taking Action:
    Exploring how movements use their analysis to develop strategies and build campaigns helps students understand social change.

All sessions are on Saturdays from 9:00 am to Noon, Pacific Time. 
Personal Zoom links will be sent before each session.

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(CEUs Available)