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{{toplink|url=http://www.phila.gov/programs/civic-engagement-academy/|name=phila.gov/programs/civic-engagement-academy}}<blockquote>''Inspiring Positive Change in Philadelphia's Communities Through Training and Skill Development''</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://www.phila.gov/programs/civic-engagement-academy/|name=phila.gov/programs/civic-engagement-academy}}<blockquote>''Inspiring Positive Change in Philadelphia's Communities Through Training and Skill Development''</blockquote>
The Civic Engagement Academy (CEA) is a free training program that provides community members with the tools to create lasting positive change. The trainings encourage local problem-solving and prepare residents to become community leaders, organizers, and activists.
The '''Civic Engagement Academy''' (CEA) is a '''free training program that provides community members with the tools to create lasting positive change'''. The trainings encourage local problem-solving and prepare residents to become community leaders, organizers, and activists.


As an individual, you can access the workshops by attending the CEA Learning Series, which offers a different training each month.
As an individual, you can access the workshops by attending the CEA Learning Series, which offers a different training each month.

Revision as of 18:56, 10 March 2022

phila.gov/programs/civic-engagement-academy

Inspiring Positive Change in Philadelphia's Communities Through Training and Skill Development

The Civic Engagement Academy (CEA) is a free training program that provides community members with the tools to create lasting positive change. The trainings encourage local problem-solving and prepare residents to become community leaders, organizers, and activists.

As an individual, you can access the workshops by attending the CEA Learning Series, which offers a different training each month.

Community groups, nonprofits, and City agencies may request trainings tailored to their needs.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the program's home page.