The Latest from the League
Introducing Evolve, an intergenerational civic leadership training program
Evolve engages people in making our communities better. The class helps you focus your energies, build your skills and connect with a network of others who share your interest in making a difference.
Slideshow: Capitol Pathways interns and supporters gather for first social
Our whole Capitol Pathways cohort of interns gathered on Friday, February 15 for a career-readiness seminar, followed by our first social of the year.
Meet the 2019 Capitol Pathways Mentors
The goal of having alumni mentors is to provide the 2019 Capitol Pathways student cohort an added and more hands-on layer of support as they navigate their work spaces and the Capitol.
Policy Lovers Valentine’s Day Show (and Citizens League’s 67th Birthday)
Join us February 14 for the Citizens League’s 67th birthday with the Theater for Public Policy!
“Cheniqua’s early-20s turned into a whirlwind of political experience.”
Meet Cheniqua Johnson, Capitol Pathways alum, who sat down with TPT Almanac’s David Gillette to talk about the connections she’s made and the achievements she’s already accomplished in her young career.
4th year of Capitol Pathways is underway!
The 4th year of Capitol Pathways, our paid internship program for college students of color and indigenous students has begun! This year, 33 students will be paired with 33 host organizations working in and around the Capitol during the 2019 legislative session.
Citizens League to serve on Met Council Nominations Committee
Nearly three years ago, amidst growing questions and concerns from community members and elected officials surrounding the Metropolitan Council, the Citizens League convened a diverse 19-member task force to consider possible reforms. As the original author of the...
Grasping and Reducing Poverty in Minnesota
What are some of the root causes of such disparities, and how can they be effectively addressed?
Understanding the Lived Experiences of Sandwich Generation Caregivers
Minnesota’s aging population is increasing dramatically. According to Minnesota Compass, between 2010 and 2030, our state’s 65+ population is expected to nearly double. While that projection becomes a reality, according to the AARP, available caregivers...
Pupusas, pan, y política: El Censo 2020
Translation: Pupusas, pastries, and policy: The 2020 Census Citizens League se enfoca en ayudar a todos quien viven in Minnesota a entender el poder político que tienen en sus comunidades. Por ese motivo, estamos organizando nuestro primer evento que se dará acabo...
Citizens League’s Pahoua Yang Hoffman to Assist with New Minnesota Governor Transition
Including Hoffman in the Walz-Flanagan transition team underscores the importance of actively seeking many different perspectives in the new administration.
Donate now and have your gift doubled!
To help us continue leading bipartisan solutions in our state, we hope you will consider supporting our work on Give to the Max Day, this Thursday, November 15th. Thanks to the generosity of our board members and friends, your gift from now through Give to the Max Day will be doubled by our matching fund up to $10,000!
Citizens League to Welcome Over 1,000 New Citizens in St. Paul
Naturalization ceremony will include representation from 91 countries.
The BAND Group presents: Maple and Vine
The BAND Group, a Twin Cities-based theatrical company devoted to supporting other nonprofits, is pleased to announce its next production: a minimalist staging of Maple and Vine, Jordan Harrison’s bracing look at what has been gained and lost in the race to reclaim “old-time” values directed by Adrian Lopez-Balbontin and Todd O’Dowd playing Nov. 2-5 at the Center for Performing Arts in Minneapolis.
PHOTOS: Civic Celebration 2018
On October 11, members, supporters, and friends of the Citizens League honored Richard Davis, whose innovative leadership has transformed Minnesota. Thanks to all who could join us in celebrating civic engagement and leadership in Minnesota!...
Civic Celebration Speakers Announced!
We’re pleased to announce an amazing line-up of speakers that will not only speak of the innovative leadership of Richard Davis, but also how his civic engagement, public investment, and community-building serves as a model for leaders throughout Minnesota. Mr. Miles Swammi, Ms. Marilyn Carlson Nelson, and Mr. Ravi Norman join us October 11!