California is the most populous state in the union with more residents than the 21 least populous states combined. It is also one of the most diverse states. Such factors can pose a challenge to civic health, but they also make civic engagement vital to the health of the state. While civic engagement in California lags slightly behind the national average, it's not by much. The data shows that California performs above the national average in certain types of social civic engagement, particularly on indicators such as working with neighbors to fix a problem in the community, membership in school and community associations, and involvement in sport and recreation associations. The state does not compare so favorably, however, when it comes t...
Civic engagement is vital for liberal democracy, the proper functioning of social, civic, and govern...
This fifth edition of the Indiana Bar Foundation's Indiana Civic Health Index (INCHI) takes stock of...
California's demographics are changing fast, but rates of voting and civic participation haven't kep...
We asked leaders of California's civic and community-based organizations about their views on the st...
Government is effective when the public is engaged in electing officials and holding them accountabl...
Civic engagement is based on the basic concepts of democracy. Engaged citizens understand that com-m...
When it comes to understanding the problem of low turnout in California’s local elections, we are ov...
This report explores the attitudes of California's local officials toward public participation in lo...
The very places that should feel healthy and safe – homes and neighborhoods – don't for many Califor...
The Carsey Institute is participating in a study to examine America\u27s civic health. Led by the Co...
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California Healthy Cities and Communities is the longest running statewide program of its kind in th...
Why is there so much difference in the health of residents in one county compared to other counties ...
In May 2020, when the first wave of the pandemic was taking hold of the world, Points of Light began...
Civic engagement is vital for liberal democracy, the proper functioning of social, civic, and govern...
This fifth edition of the Indiana Bar Foundation's Indiana Civic Health Index (INCHI) takes stock of...
California's demographics are changing fast, but rates of voting and civic participation haven't kep...
We asked leaders of California's civic and community-based organizations about their views on the st...
Government is effective when the public is engaged in electing officials and holding them accountabl...
Civic engagement is based on the basic concepts of democracy. Engaged citizens understand that com-m...
When it comes to understanding the problem of low turnout in California’s local elections, we are ov...
This report explores the attitudes of California's local officials toward public participation in lo...
The very places that should feel healthy and safe – homes and neighborhoods – don't for many Califor...
The Carsey Institute is participating in a study to examine America\u27s civic health. Led by the Co...
Presents findings on healthcare reforms both employers and the public would support. Assesses the pu...
Why do people take part in social and civic life? There is clearly no simple answer for two reasons...
California Healthy Cities and Communities is the longest running statewide program of its kind in th...
Why is there so much difference in the health of residents in one county compared to other counties ...
In May 2020, when the first wave of the pandemic was taking hold of the world, Points of Light began...
Civic engagement is vital for liberal democracy, the proper functioning of social, civic, and govern...
This fifth edition of the Indiana Bar Foundation's Indiana Civic Health Index (INCHI) takes stock of...
California's demographics are changing fast, but rates of voting and civic participation haven't kep...