Citizenship
Citizenship encompasses not only legal and political aspects but also broader social, cultural, and civic dimensions. Citizenship education aims to empower individuals with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to participate actively, responsibly, and effectively in their communities and society as a whole.
Instruction is designed for foreign-born adults who wish to become United States citizens. Persons completing this program are prepared to pursue citizenship through the prescribed process of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Professional Development
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​Citizenship Presentation with John McCarthy from USCIS | Presentation
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LINCS Civics/Citizenship PD Guide | Resource
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Professional Learning Resources
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​U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) | Website | Email
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EL Civics for ESL Students (ELCivics.com) | Website
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Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) | Website
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Citizenship News | Website
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Voice of America (VOA) | Website​
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American Immigration Council | Website
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2023 Map the Impact Report | Website​
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immigration Scams​
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Authorized Legal Representative - Department of Justice (DOJ)
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Integrated Refugee & Immigration Services (IRIS) | Website​
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Teaching Materials Resources
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Jones Library Citizenship Test Study Guides | Resource
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CrowdEd Creations: Civic Education Resources | Resource
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Preparing for the Oath - Easy-to-Use Study Guide | Resource
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Literacy Minnesota Literacy Citizenship Kit | Resource
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USA Learns | Website
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USCIS Citizenship Resource Center | Website
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USCIS YouTube Channel | Website
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Center for Civic Education - Civil Discourse: An American Legacy Tooklit | Video​
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Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) | Website
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U.S Citizenship Podcast
Consultants are available to provide guidance, resource location, and strategic planning, etc.