The Civic Profile: What Kind Of Citizens Are We? | Hoover Institution
Do you know your civic identity? Do your students and your colleagues know theirs? Our webinar introduces the Civic Profile—a groundbreaking educational and research tool that's redefining how Americans understand their role in democracy. Akin to a “civics Meyers-Briggs,” the Civic Profile is an interactive quiz that holistically measures users’ civic identities across three dimensions: values, knowledge, and engagement. It doesn’t assign grades or pass judgment; rather, the Civic Profile is designed to help Americans understand that democracy requires diverse voices, choices, and actions.Take the Quiz: https://civicprofile.org/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=rai_webinar&utm_content=06232026
Developed by the Hoover Institution's Center for Revitalizing American Institutions (RAI) and the Working Group on Civics and American Citizenship, the Civic Profile is arriving at a critical moment as our nation approaches its 250th anniversary amid rising partisan division and declining public trust. Webinar attendees hear from early adopters and get an exclusive look at the Civic Profile and how it works, and learn what the research reveals about civic identity in America today.
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