Civic Education

Civic education involves understanding how government, economics, and public institutions function — and, more importantly, understanding one’s own power within them. It equips individuals with the knowledge to think independently, evaluate information critically, and engage confidently with the decisions that shape their lives.
Strong civic education is essential for building agency and long term opportunity. At CTN 333, we champion civic education as a pathway to deeper democratic participation and stronger community leadership. By helping people understand their rights, responsibilities, and the perspectives of others, we strengthen both independent thought and the ability to engage constructively across differences.
Through this work, CTN 333 supports a more informed, tolerant, and empowered public — one capable of shaping the future of their neighborhoods and contributing meaningfully to a healthier democratic society.