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Leading Us Into the Next 250!

Posted by encarney on  June 30, 2026
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AS OUR NATION CELEBRATES 250 years of democracy, The Civic Circle is excited to announce its own milestone: Katherine Wise will take the helm on July 1 as our executive director. Wise signed on in January as program director, and she quickly emerged as the ideal person to lead us into our next chapter. An educator, strategic communicator, and creative multimedia producer with extensive nonprofit experience, Wise brings infectious energy and enthusiasm to our work

Welcome to The Civic Circle’s Annual Report!

Posted by encarney on  June 22, 2026
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Thank You for the Youth Democracy Fest!

Posted by encarney on  March 19, 2026
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GRATEFUL THANKS to everyone who made the Youth Democracy Fest such a success! The students wowed us with their heartfelt poetry, singing, art and speeches. We had uplifting performances by artists Malachi Byrd, Regie Cabico, Munit Mesfin, and Downwire band. We thank our partners, including Action Youth Media, Community CHEER, Liberty’s Promise, Story Tapestries, Montgomery College and Mikva Challenge for their collaboration, and for their work with students in our community. We also thank the

The Youth Democracy Fest Program is Here!

Posted by encarney on  March 13, 2026
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The Youth Democracy Fest is Almost Here!

Posted by encarney on  March 11, 2026
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IT’S NOT TOO LATE to reserve your seat at The Civic Circle’s Youth Democracy Fest. Click HERE to join us on March 14, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Takoma Park Community Center. You’ll be treated to uplifting civic songs, stories, speeches and art pieces from students more than a dozen elementary, middle and high schools in our region. Also participating are students from Montgomery College, and Action Youth Media. We thank these