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empower the people

AMPLIFYING YOUTH VOICE

Announcing a new partnership with Empower the People.

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CAP IN THE NEWS

CAP students are making news across the nation.

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CAP for Teachers


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Integrates into core courses

Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) provides academic, non-partisan programs and curricula that increase civic knowledge, skills, and dispositions using research-based methodologies including content about government and policy, student-directed discussion, and authentic civic engagement. Some state or local laws impose specific requirements on certain subject matters or manners of instruction, including those involving civic engagement or policy advocacy. It is the responsibility of teachers, administrators, and school districts to determine how, if at all, state and local laws may affect the use of CRF materials or resources.

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CAP for Teachers

Mia and Brooke, testified before the Colorado House Education Committee about the urgent need to decrease the cost of higher education in Colorado. A state senator invited them to draft a bill with him to lower the cost of higher education. In the near future, they hope to go before the legislature to support their very own bill! 


It’s important to be involved in government because if nobody speaks up, the voice of the common citizen will be lost among the powerful and financially motivated voices. 
—Mia and Brook, Silver Creek HS

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