OUR
IMPACT

Civics Unplugged's impact goes far beyond the students that graduate from our Fellowship.

Funding and support from CU allows our Alumni to impact thousands in their communities and the country.

Within the next two decades Civics Unplugged alumni will not only have become leaders in existing systems, but will become the first Chief Civic Officers in companies, and the first Chief Innovation Officers in cities across the globe.
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OUR IMPACT

74%

Young women

2500+

Fellows graduated

70%

People of Color

ALL 50 STATES

& 70 COUNTRIES

$270,000

Invested directly into Alumni innovation projects.

600,000

People directly impacted through our Alumni's work.
*not counting views or social media reach

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Alumni Projects

Our community collectively votes to provide funding for alumni to put what they’ve learned into practice.

Students Stand Up

Lillian Hertel

Civics and Democracy

SSU aims to provide youth from around the world with the tools and resources necessary to begin and succeed in work surrounding activism and political advocacy.

17
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
CU F. 2 Fellow

The Greater Good Initiative

Tarina Ahuja

Civics and Democracy

The Greater Good Initiative is a youth-led policy think-tank with the mission of promoting youth engagement and mobilization in the policymaking process.

20
,
Cambridge, MA
CU F. 2 Fellow

GOVLEARN

Luke Gianella

Civics and Democracy

GOVLEARN Education, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization committed to providing easily accessible & nonpartisan government & politics education to elementary and middle school students.

17
,
Marina del Ray, California
CU F. 2 Fellow

A2M2

Rushank Goyal

Maternal Health

A2M2, (Attack Avoidable Maternal Mortality/Morbidity) is an international teen-led nonprofit that aims to tackle the unfathomable loss of lives and burden of disease caused by mortality and morbidity during pregnancy and childbirth.

17
,
Bhopal, India
CU F. 2 Fellow

DICCE

Zoë Jenkins

DEI

DICCE, which stands for diversity, inclusion, cultural competency, and equity, is an initiative founded out of something missing in our education system: diversity, inclusion, anti-racism, and accurate history curriculum.

18
,
Lexington, KY
CU F. 2 Fellow

See our stories.

Joleen Wong

"Civics Unplugged has broadened my perspective on events, people, and life in general. I live in a rather small bubble, and so connecting with fellows across the world reminded me to take into account multiple situations and views before acting."

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Fall '22

Aaron Piando

"CU has prompted me to look deep into my desires and skills to future cast and identify what careers I can pursue, what lifestyle I want to achieve, and what my definition of success looks like. With this, CU empowered me and made me feel unstoppable."

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Spring '21

Arpita Singh

"At Civics Unplugged, I met amazing people, many of whom I'm lucky enough to call very close friends. I've developed such close relationships with my peers that I honestly cannot imagine my life without their support."

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Fall '22

Dariel Cruz-Rodriguez

"Civics Unplugged is a second home for me. I often find myself most comfortable in the CU Community, where I've met lifelong friends and mentors. The Fellowship also gave me long lasting opportunities that I would not have been able to receive at my public high school with limited resources."

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Fall '20

Zoë Jenkins

"The Fellowship enabled me to launch a career in social-change. While our education system teaches the youth to wait their turn, Civics Unplugged accelerates the projects, potential, and power of our generation to build a brighter future."

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Fall '20

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