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Art, Healing, and Community Support: How Queerness thrives in Empathy and Expression

South Asia Institute 1925 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

How can art serve as a tool for healing in queer communities? What roles have pop culture, drag, music, writing, and other creative expressions played in helping queer individuals embrace and understand their identities? How can parents, families, friends, and communities show meaningful solidarity by supporting queer people and their artistic expressions? Moderated by Music […]

Share Your Civic Success Story

This is your opportunity to have your civic success story featured! We invite young adults (18-29, based in the USA) to submit their stories of making a difference. Tell us about your journey, the challenges you navigated, and the tangible impact you achieved. Your experience will contribute to an inspiring collection that showcases youth leadership […]

Blast from the Past Book Club

Virginia Randolph Museum 2200 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA, United States

Meadow Farm staff and Henrico County Public Libraries come together for our bimonthly book club! We will read a new book and visit a different Henrico County historic site every other month. After the book discussion, we will talk about the ties between the site and the book. A tour of the site is included. […]

Summer Film Series: Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth and Civil Rights

Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema 1821 2nd Ave N, Birmingham , AL, United States

BCRI x Sidewalk Cinema: Summer Film Series – Shuttlesworth The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is partnering with Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema for a Summer Film Series! We’re using film to spark honest conversation across generations, in hopes of moving us into action together. We’re kicking things off with a screening of Shuttlesworth, a documentary […]

“Hootch & Horsefeathers”

This excerpt from "Resurrecting Forest Grove" highlights prohibition, organized crime, second wave immigrants, America First movement, and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan in 1920s Iowa.

Your Guide to an ATL Civic Season

Being an active participant in your community is more than just voting (though, voting is a great way to participate!) History can help inform and contextualize our current moment by providing information to explain how we got here and give us valuable information to make future decisions. Learning about each of our personal stories can […]

250th Wish Wall in Wyoming

Wyoming State Musuem 2301 Central Avenue, Cheyenne, WY, United States

As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, it’s time to imagine our future. The Wyoming State Museum is a proud partner of On Our 250th, a nationwide project capturing the wishes of Americans for the future of the United States! Our Wish Wall will pop up at various Cheyenne events starting with Civic Season […]

Educator Essentials

Tools, programs, and resources designed to support educators bringing Civic Season into classrooms, camps, and learning spaces of all kinds.

Celebrate Pride in Action

Explore LGBTQ+ stories, activism, and joy. This list highlights events and experiences that honor Pride as both celebration and civic power.

Civic Meet Cute

From museum dates to movie nights with meaning, this list is full of activities perfect for partners, friends, or new connections — all with a civic twist!

Press Play: Civic Games, Film & Music

Play, listen, and watch with purpose. These experiences use storytelling, sound, and interaction to explore civic themes and spark reflection, conversation, and connection!

Great Outdoors – Offline & Outside

Unplug and reconnect. This list features outdoor activities that invite you to engage with place, community, and history beyond the screen.

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