At the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC), one truth continues to emerge again and again through both research and lived experience: the ways we show up for one another matter.The actions we take in our communities — whether volunteering, attending a local gathering, checking in...
The United States turns 250 this summer. At a moment when many Americans feel disconnected from one another, that milestone invites important questions: What makes us feel proud of where we live? What challenges are our communities facing? What hopes do we hold for the future?...
Decades of research has shown that the strength of our communities depends on participation, connection, belonging, trust, and the ways we show up for one another.And a new report developed through a partnership between Leadership Ohio and the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) — Ohio...
