03/16/2026
ποΈ Real advocacy starts in the classroom.
We're so proud to share that our Generation Citizen teacher, Liz Karn, was recently selected as a National Civic Forum Fellow by the Democratic Knowledge Project at Harvard's Graduate School of Education!
Liz had the honor of attending National Civic Learning Week, hosted by iCivics, joining educators from across the country working to strengthen civic education and constitutional democracy nationwide.
Every day at LLA, Liz guides our students as they learn to research, organize, and advocate on issues that directly affect their lives and communities, from housing affordability to services for transition-age youth. Through Generation Citizen's action civics curriculum, students aren't studying democracy in the abstract. They're doing the work. Being recognized at the national level reaffirms that when we trust young people with real civic power, the results speak for themselves.
A big thank you to Generation Citizen for nominating Liz and to the Stuart Foundation, whose funding made her trip possible.
National recognition follows when students and teachers build something real together. Congratulations, Liz! π