Category: State Reports
NCoC’s Civic Health Initiatives elevates the discussion of our nation’s civic health. We work with national, state, and city partners to measure how much people trust their neighbors, are active in their communities, and interact with their government. By measuring a wide variety of civic indicators, we educate Americans about our civic life and motivate people to strengthen it.
As civic health data becomes an increasing part of the dialogue around which policymakers, communities, and the media talk about civic life, the index is increasing in its scope and specificity to the state, city, and demographic levels.
Join us! NCoC is recruiting Civic Health Initiatives partners representing all 50 states and America’s largest cities.
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2015 North Carolina CHI: Connections at the Heart of Innovation
A report released at the Institute for Emerging Issues’ 30th Annual Emerging Issues Forum, Innovation Reconstructed, highlights the many ways North Carolinians are and are…
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2013 Colorado CHI: Effective Leadership in Colorado Civic Organizations
Denver, CO – Today, 6 major Colorado civic institutions including Metropolitan State University of Denver, Campus Compact of the Mountain West, The Civic Canopy,…
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2013 District of Columbia Civic Health Index
Mayor Vincent C. Gray, Serve DC, and the National Conference on Citizenship announced the release of the first-ever District of Columbia Civic Health Index,…
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2014 South Carolina CHI: A Community of Active Voters
Spartanburg, SC – The University of South Carolina Upstate and the National Conference on Citizenship released the 2014 South Carolina Civic Health Index. The report…
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Ohioan’s Are Active Voters, But Among Least Likely to Take Civic or Political Action after Leaving the Voting Booth
Hamilton, OH – The Miami University Hamilton and the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) released the 2013 Ohio Civic Health Index. The report reveals…
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Missourians Among the Least Likely to Hold Regular Family Dinners, Discuss Politics, and Attend Community Meetings
St. Louis, MO – Six prestigious Missouri Universities and the National Conference on Citizenship released a statewide Civic Health Index report as part of…
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Texas Ranks Among Lowest in Nation for Political Participation and Civic Involvement
AUSTIN, Texas – June 4, 2013 – On the heels of the 83rd Legislative Session, the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life at The University…
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2012 Georgia Civic Health Index Shows Civic Health Requires a Boost
The inaugural Georgia Civic Health Index provides a benchmark of citizen participation and involvement among Georgians. The report examines how Georgians engage with one…
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Michigan Releases its 2012 Civic Health Index Today
Click here to download the 2012 Michigan Civic Health Index About the Partners National Conference on Citizenship At the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC),…
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N.H. Ranks High in Civic Health, UNH Carsey Institute Finds
DURHAM, N.H. – The state of New Hampshire is in good civic health, ranking higher than the national average on several key indicators such…
