CEP Partners
The Civic Education Project achieves its mission through collaboration with other stakeholders in the community, including local secondary schools and teachers, universities, historical societies, libraries, courthouses, community-based organizations, youth groups, corporations, and other educational non-profits.
Current Partners
Northeastern University School of Law: The law school will house our primary program, The Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project. (Beginning Summer 2007) Read more
Codman Academy Charter Public School: Charter school in Dorchester that hosts a a Marshall-Brennan Project. Read more
Social Justice Academy: Boston public high school in Hyde Park that hosts a Marshall-Brennan Project. Read more
Parkway Academy of Technology and Health: Boston public high school in West Roxbury that hosts a Marshall-Brennan Project. Read more
Framingham High School: Bill of Rights Day Celebration featuring a learning module on freedom of expression inside school. (December 2006) Read more
Staples, Inc.: Trained Staples attorneys to go into Framingham High School to teach a special learning module for Bill of Rights Day. (December 2006) Read more
Past Collaborations
Academy of the Pacific Rim: We the Students Constitutional Literacy Program, Fall 2003.
Bill of Rights Education Project: Helped organize annual student conference on the Bill of Rights, Fall 2002 and Fall 2003.
The Boston Historical Society and Museum: Keynote presentation at Professional Development Program for K-12 educators, Winter 2005.
Codman Academy Charter Public School: Mock Trial Program, 2002-03 & 2003-04; Youth Community Council, Spring 2003; Documentary Film-Making Class, Spring 2004.
ELNA Collaborative: Know-Your-Rights workshop at First Amendment Celebration, Spring 2004.
Fenway High School: We the Students Constitutional Literacy Program, Fall 2003.
New Mission High School: We the Students Constitutional Literacy Program, Fall 2003.
LeadYoungBoston: Know-Your-Rights Workshop on the educational equity and freedom of speech inside school, Winter 2004.
National Conference for Community and Justice: Know-Your-Rights workshop for annual MLK Day Celebration, Winter 2004.
Oak Hill School: Helped design a unit on the First Amendment, Winter 2003.
Prospect Hill Academy Charter School: Assistance developing a constitutional literacy curriculum, Fall 2003.