There are many opportunities for civic learning, from engaging with the government to learning about local history. Here are 13 examples of high-quality civic learning opportunities that could interest you:

1. Go on a field trip to a local museum and learn about the history of the area.
2. Attend a public hearing to share your ideas for the town or city.
3. Learn about the city’s architecture and how it has influenced the way people live.
4. Take a tour of city hall or other public buildings to learn more about the history of government.
5. Take a history class to learn about the different cultures that have lived in your city.
6. Attend a public hearing to discuss a zoning change in your town or city.
7. Take a class on public corruption to learn how to spot it in your community.
8. Go on a citizen’s tour to learn about the different aspects of municipal government.
9. Attend a public hearing to learn about a proposed zoning change in your town or city.
10. Take a course on local history to learn about the different aspects of your town or city’s history.
11. Attend a public hearing to discuss a proposed land use change in your town or city.
12. Learn about the different types of government that are available in your area.
13. Take a course on public service to learn about the different types of work that people do in their community.