The Latest from the League
Capitol Pathways Student Spotlight: Jessie Luévano
Our Q&A with Capitol Pathways intern Jessie, a junior studying political science and global studies, with a minor in history, at Hamline University.
Video: Minnesota’s Workforce — Help Wanted, Everywhere
Video: Our second INTERCONNECTED Conversation focused on workforce in urban & rural areas. Listen to the panel conversation now.
Support our Capitol Pathways internship program today
#SpringForwardMN: We are asking you to give a gift today and invest in the future of college students who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) in our Capitol Pathways program.
EDTalks: Education and Access: Generational Poverty and Technology
Tuesday, May 4 at 7pm: Join us for two important EDTalks on the intersections of education, generational poverty and technology with Chastity Lord and Ini Augustine.
Capitol Pathways Student Spotlight: Alijhen Rosado
To learn more about our Capitol Pathways students’ experiences this year, we asked a few interns from the cohort a few questions in our Student Spotlight. This time, we highlight Alijhen Rosado.
EDTalks: The Power of Youth Voice and Leadership
June 14: Don’t miss this engaging conversation with young BIPOC leaders and adults who lead in youth-centered spaces.
Capitol Pathways Student Spotlight: Kieu My Phi
As our Capitol Pathways internship program continues its sixth year, mostly virtual because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we asked a few interns about their experiences this year. This time, we highlight Kieu My Phi
Thanks for celebrating with us!
We were overjoyed to come together with over 200 people from all over Minnesota to celebrate the outstanding civic leadership of Phyllis Rawls Goff and Charles R. Vig.
Watch Now: Rural-Urban Conversations — Child Care: A Complex Crisis
Monday, March 29: Join the Center for Rural Policy & Development (CRPD) and the Citizens League for candid conversations where we will start to bridge the divide between urban & rural Minnesota
Strengthening the Policy Ecosystem: An Interview with Executive Director Kate Cimino
The Citizens League’s values have remained consistent for decades. Belief in the importance of civic leadership and active citizenship, in democracy and good governance continues to guide the League’s approach to influencing public policy.
Mind Opener: Evictions Policy in a Post-COVID World
Join us Monday, March 1 to discuss what policies should be considered now to prepare for how evictions should be exercised in a post-COVID world.
Announcing the 2021 Civic Celebration
We are excited to honor community volunteer Phyllis Rawls Goff, and former Chairman of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Charles R. Vig for our upcoming Civic Celebration!
Video: Why Treaties Matter, and How They Shape our Communities Today
Watch now for a primer and a conversation about policies that could be considered to address treaties in Minnesota and create greater opportunities for Indigenous Minnesotans today.
EDTalks: Addressing Race and Culture in the Classroom
February 8, 2021: Join us for two timely EDTalks addressing the importance of conversation around race and culture with our students.
Saint Paul Community-First Public Safety Commission Update
January 15 Update: The Commission will help shape Saint Paul’s continued work to take a holistic and sustainable approach to building safer outcomes in its neighborhoods.
EDTalks: Modeling Equity in Education and Mental Health
January 14, 2021: Join us for two inspiring EDTalks on the importance of incorporating an equity lens in education and mental health work.