Learn about creative ways to expand citizenship instruction.

• In-Home Citizenship Tutoring Program with the Kentucky Refugee Ministries in Lexington and Louisville, KY 
• Citizenship Through Art with Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas in Overland Park, KS 
• Learning About American Life with the Emerald Isle Immigration Center in New York, NY 
• Walking Through History with the 1199SEIU in New York, NY
• Engaging Immigrant Teens with the Hartford Public Library in Hartford, CT
• Creating a Citizenship Class Website with Boat People SOS in Houston, TX
• Incorporating Mock Interviews in the Classroom with the Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights in New York, NY
• Recruiting Law School Student Volunteers to Help Citizenship Students at the International Institute of the Bay Area in San Francisco, CA

Strike up a conversation to help your students improve their English speaking skills.

• Conversing with West Point Cadets in an English-Russian Cultural Exchange at the Shorefront YM-YWHA of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, NY
• Preparing Students to Interact with the Government at the English Skills Learning Center in Salt Lake City, UT
• Improving English Skills by Talking on the Phone at the International Institute in St. Louis, MO

People in the United States have a strong tradition of volunteerism and engagement in American civic life. Encourage your students to volunteer.

• Planting the Spirit of Volunteerism in New Citizens at the Hope CommUnity Center in Apopka, FL
• Celebrating Citizenship with the Fresno Unified School District in Fresno, CA 

Learn about innovative ways to support your students by offering additional services.

• Naturalization Legal Services in the Classroom at the Baltimore City Community College and the International Rescue Committee in Baltimore, MD
• Getting Help Through a Full-Time Navigator at the Brooklyn Public Library in Brooklyn, NY