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What ICA can do for you!

The ICA mission provides comprehensive civics education, vocational training, and charitable services to facilitate greater community-based civic engagement.

Civics Online Learning

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DG100

Democracy and Government

Explores the fundamental principles of democracy, the structure of government, and the Constitution.

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Online Teaching
RR 101

Rights and Responsibilities

Comprehensive exploration of our civil rights, liberties, and civic duties.

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Higher Education
PP 102

Public Participation

Education on how to effectively participate in civic duties such as voting, community service, and advocacy.

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Student Training
SLG 103

State and Local Governance

Examines how state and local governments operate to impact democracy within our communities.

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Democracy is built on a foundation of values that prioritize the well-being and rights of individuals while fostering collective progress. Here are some of its key principles: Freedom: Democracy safeguards freedoms such as speech, religion, and assembly, allowing individuals to express their beliefs and opinions without fear of oppression. Equality: It champions the idea that all individuals are equal before the law, ensuring fairness and the opportunity for all to participate in decision-making. Representation: Through elections and participatory processes, democracy ensures that people have a voice in shaping the policies that affect their lives. Accountability: Elected officials are held accountable to the people, fostering transparency and reducing corruption. Justice: A democratic system aims to uphold justice, protect human rights, and ensure that laws are applied fairly and consistently. Inclusivity: Democracy values diversity and seeks to include marginalized groups in the political process, promoting a sense of shared ownership. These principles are often seen as essential for fostering stability, prosperity, and peace within societies. Which of these values resonates most strongly with you?.

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THE KIDS CORNER
Article: Get Kids Involved in Civic Engagement

By Teri Holford, interim Outreach Librarian


There are great resources for teaching kids about civic engagement on a federal level. Kids have a role to play as future informed voters and active participants in our democracy. It’s never too early to start! Read Full Article

CHILDREN'S CIVICS BOOKS

Teaching civic duties to children from a young age is important as it lays a solid foundation for understanding citizenship, community, and democracy. It fosters a sense of belonging and engagement within their community, cultivates empathy and responsibility, and ensures they grow up to be informed and active citizens. Early education simplifies complex ideas, allowing children to internalize these values and carry them into adulthood.

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