Civic Leadership Credential
About the Civic Leadership Credential
Young Iranian Americans should have access to civic education and opportunities. Delivered fully online, the Civic Leadership Credential program equips learners around the country with the skills and knowledge they need to advance the public good, make an immediate impact in their communities, and further the interests of Iranian Americans.
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Explore how the Civic Leadership Credential could make you a leader.
Course Overview
The Civic Leadership Credential has three core elements: learn, act, reflect. You will be guided through each interactive step and upon completion you will earn a certificate to share on your resume, LinkedIn, college/ job applications, etc.
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Learn
Civic education is an important part of a leadership journey. We approach learning with diverse readings and videos from Iranian American community leaders like Maz Jobrani (Comedian), Arian Moayed (Actor), Sophia Kianni (Activist). Check out some of the featured speakers you'll hear from below.
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Act
There's no better way to learn than to do! Civic action hours require learners to gain hands-on experience in the civic space. This can look like volunteering at a park clean-up, participating in your schools student body, registering voters, and so much more!
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Reflect
Reflection helps engrain what has been learned while also looking forward to the future. Learners will be prompted to consider what they've learned and experienced throughout the credential and submit either a written or video reflection.
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Registration
Registration is simple! Any young Iranian American can register for the Civic Leadership Credential here.
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When you go to the credential page you'll have the option to "view" then "start" which will prompt you to create a WorkRamp account that you will use to access the credential moving forward.
Testimonials
"I learned that civic engagement's definition differs for every person. I believe that civic engagement can be done through community involvement, whether it be through community service or political participation (e.g., voting during elections). Examples of civic engagement include attending protests, reading the news, volunteering for non-profits, etc." -Niki S
"I learned how I can personally uplift my community... It's important to stay active in your community and to give back... I think being involved in conversations, listening, and also taking action is a good way to stay civically engaged!" -Lara S.