Welcome, Civic Learning Week National Forum attendees!

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you ran into someone from the National Parent Leadership Institute (NPLI) during the Civic Learning Week National Forum… or you scanned a QR code from one of our slides or materials.

Whatever the case, we're glad you stopped by! Below you’ll find details about our roundtable session, the research spotlight featuring PLTI and CLTI, and a few ways to keep the conversation going.

Sessions Featuring NPLI

  • NPLI Handout
  • PLTI Handout
  • National Parent Leadership Institute Website
  • Parent's Leadership Training Institute Website
  • Children's Leadership Training Institute Website
  • NYU: Lessons from a Mixed Methods Study on Intergenerational Civic Development
  • Building Power Together: Family Civics in Communities of Color Study
  • Lessons from a Mixed Methods Study on Intergenerational Civic Development
  • Building Power Together: Family Civics in Communities of Color Study
  • Building Whole-Family Civic Engagement Webinar
  • NYU Metro Center

Family Leadership For A Healthy Democracy

The National Parent Leadership Institute works with communities across the country to build the leadership skills of parents and caregivers so they can participate in civic life and help shape the systems that affect children and families.

Two of the primary ways we do this work are through the Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) and the Children’s Leadership Training Institute (CLTI), two initiatives that take a two-generation approach to civic learning and leadership development.

Together, these initiatives help families build the knowledge, confidence, and relationships needed to lead change in their communities.

  • Learn more about PLTI
  • Learn more about CLTI
  • Learn more about our work

Ready to Connect?

If you attended our session or stopped by to chat during the Civic Learning Week National Forum, we’d love to hear from you. Use the information below to reach out or learn more about our work.