The Law, Youth and Citizenship Program is proud of its network of partners throughout the state, nation and world.

It takes a village . . .

 

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We the People

 Robert H. Jackson Center

 American Bar Association

 

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NYS Consortium for Civic Learning

Youth for Justice

NYS School Boards Association

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Justice Resource Center

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 Project Citizen

Justice Resource Center

 ESSAE

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NYS Dept. of Education

The New York Bar Foundation

The New York State Court System

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Newspaper in Education

Project PATCH - Northport

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Helpful LRE/Civics Links

  • Law, Youth and Citizenship Program of the New York State Bar Association

www.lycny.org

Publications, programs, law-related links, Mock Trial, NYS Civic Mission of Schools, professional development opportunities, etc.

  • We the People & Project Citizen

www.civiced.org

Nationally acclaimed civic education programs administered by the NYSBA

  • New York State Civics Roadmap

www.nyscms.org

Presents a preK-12 civics education scope and sequence for New York State teachers, supervisors, and curriculum developers. Correlated to the national and state civic standards for social studies and English language arts. Includes student learning activities along with student and teacher resources and websites. 

  • Foundations of Democracy Series

www.civiced.org/catalog_foundations.php

Curricular materials for students K-12 on Authority, Privacy, Responsibility & Justice

  • National Standards for Civics & Government

www.civiced.org/stds.html

 

  • New York State Social Studies Standards

www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/socst/ssls.html

 

  • American Bar Association

www.abanet.org/publiced/resources/home.html

 

  • Constitution Day

www.constitutionday.us

 

  • National Council for the Social Studies

www.ncss.org

 

  • State Court Watch

www.statecourtwatch.org

A resource for teachers and students that makes connections between New York State case law and the subjects required by the New York Social Studies Standards. 

  • Brown v Board

www.brownvboard.net

Sponsored by the New York State Bar Association and minority Bar associations, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education decision. Helps bring the case to middle and high school students through dynamic lesson plans incorporating primary documents and the 2005 commemoration testimony.