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All rights reserved. [citizensandscholars.org](citizensandscholars.org)  \n[Suggested citation:](Suggested citation:)  \nInstitute for Citizens & Scholars (C&S) . 2023.“Mapping Civic Measurement: How are we assessing readiness and opportunities for an engaged citizenry?”February 16, [2023. citizensandscholars.org](2023. citizensandscholars.org).  \nAUTHORS  \nAnna Gallos is a program associate for project administration at the Institute for Citizens & Scholars. Since joining Citizens & Scholars in 2017, she has managed selection for the WW Teaching Fellowships in both Georgia and Pennsylvania which have helped to identify and prepare over 130 Teaching Fellows to teach in high-need STEM classrooms. More recently, Anna has worked with the Measurement Initiative, through which she has been able to combine her research and project management skills with her interest in developing a productively engaged citizenry. Anna has a bachelor’s degree in international studies from American University.  \nJay Geneske is the chief communications and engagement officer at the Institute for Citizens & Scholars. As a strategy and communications leader, he has worked with organizations across all sectors, including The Rockefeller Foundation, The World Bank, NYC Dept of Education, Mattel, Echoing Green, Boeing, and Pew Trusts. His cross-sector research on narrative and impact storytelling has been adopted by NGOs and communities of practice across the globe. Education: Drake University and NYU.  \nDebi Ghate is president of Steadfast as well as vice president of partnerships at The Center for the Rights of Abused Children, executive fellow with the Institute for Citizens & Scholars, executive fellow at the State Policy Network and initiative director for the George Mason University’s “Voices for Liberty: Free Speech, Civil Rights and Social Progress” program.  \nDebi is a trained lawyer, previously practicing civil litigation in Ontario, Canada before moving to California to join the Ayn Rand Institute. At the Institute, she oversaw the education and policy programs before serving on leadership teams at two Foundations, including the Charles Koch Foundation and the Anthem Foundation for Objectivist Scholarship. She was previously the senior director of grant strategy at The Snider Foundation and most recently the vice president of strategy and programs for Philanthropy Roundtable.  \nDebi serves on the boards of Americans for Fair Treatment, Anthem Foundation for Objectivist Scholarship, Empire Center for Public Policy, FAMM, and the Government Justice Center. She received a bachelor of science in Psychology, Biology and French at the University of Toronto anda bachelor of laws at the University of Calgary.  \nMatt Leighninger is the head of democracy innovation at the National Conference on Citizenship, a Congressionally chartered nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening civic life in America. Matt leads NCoC’s work in strengthening civic infrastructure, organizing largescale engagement efforts, and measuring the quality of democracy and engagement. He started his career at Everyday Democracy, where he worked with public engagement efforts in over 100 communities in 40 states.  \nMAPPING CIVIC MEASUREMENT | 3  \nMatt’s first book, The Next Form of Democracy, is a firsthand account of that wave of democratic innovation that emerged in the 1990s and 2000s. From 2005–2016, Matt served as Executive Director of the Deliberative Democracy Consortium, an alliance of major organizations and leading scholars working in the field of deliberation and public participation. He led a working group that produced a model ordinance on public participation and developed a new tool,“Text, Talk, and ","cbCaivkFy2XfUsLN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivkFy2XfUsLN","pdf",13598116,66,"English","# Mapping Civic Measurement\n## Authors and institutional background","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report focuses on how to assess readiness and opportunities for an engaged citizenry.\"},{\"question\":\"Who publishes the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report is produced by the Institute for Citizens \\u0026 Scholars.\"},{\"question\":\"What expertise do the listed authors bring?\",\"answer\":\"The authors bring experience in civic engagement, communications and strategy, program administration, research, and policy or governance work connected to measuring civic participation.\"}]","Mapping Civic Measurement - Report | PDF",1792052543,166]