Search
issue/Unit 3 - Are We Listening?
Three Questions: A listening exercise
This exercise fits well near the launch of a Can We Talk? unit or initiative. It's a good way for students to get to know each other better while practicing the skills of active listening. It's also a relatively low-stress way for students to begin experiencing dialogue. Also, if you plan on using the lesson plan that digs into active listening, more explicitly teaches the skills and habits involved, this exercise is good preparation for that.
issue/
TODAY Is Election Day! Vote or return those mail-in ballots before 8pm
November 2, 2021
issue/Cast Your Ballot
Topic Five: Researching Candidates, Making Your Ballot, PA Mock Election
Read a description of this topic and access sample slides to use when teaching this set of lessons.
issue/Planning To Vote
Topic Four: Making a Plan to Vote - Applying for a Mail-In Ballot/Finding Your Polling Place
Read a description of this topic and access sample slides to use when teaching this set of lessons.
issue/Voting Rights
Topic One: Voting Rights History & Policy
Read a description of this topic and access sample slides to use when teaching this set of lessons.
issue/Media Literacy
Topic Three: Media Literacy
Read a description of this topic. access sample slides to use when teaching this set of lessons, and explore our Media Literacy Resource Library.
issue/Political Parties
Topic Two: Political Parties & Voter Registration
Read a description of this topic and access sample slides to use when teaching this set of lessons.
event/
Trusting the Vote Count: Post-Election Audits in PA
(Member exclusive) PA Deputy Secretary for Elections Jonathan Marks and Verified Voting experts Pam Smith and Mark Lindeman will speak with C70 members and Buchholz Fellows about risk-limiting audits, a critical feature of Pennsylvania’s elections.
event/
Understanding the Judicial Rating Process
Did you know judges are elected in Pennsylvania? The Pennsylvania Bar Association Judicial Evaluation Commission (JEC) evaluates the qualifications of candidates to appellate courts in Pennsylvania to help voters make an informed decision at the ballot box. Candidates can earn a rating of "highly recommended," "recommended," or "not recommended" based on the JEC's evaluation. Join us to learn more about the Judicial Rating Process!
video/
Understanding the Judicial Ratings Process
Did you know judges are elected in Pennsylvania? The Philadelphia Bar Association's Judicial Evaluation Commission evaluates the qualifications of judicial candidates to help voters make an informed decision at the ballot box. C70 welcomes Chimdi Tuffs and Matt Olesh of the Campaign for Qualified Judges for a conversation about the judicial rating process, why electing qualified judges is so important, and what you can do to help inform voters.
