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The 29 pages that link to Civic engagement, each with the reason it gives.

• Digital divideRelated: Online information and communication tools affect opportunities for political participation.

• Social capitalRelated: Civic networks can support participation, cooperation, and collective problem-solving.

• DemocracyRelated: Democracy depends on forms of participation that continue between elections.

• Media literacyRelated: Evaluating and creating media can support informed participation in public affairs.

• Political participationNarrower topic: It is a broader sphere that includes political as well as nonpolitical public action.

• Civil societyRelated: It describes how people take part in civil society and public affairs.

• Museum educationRelated: Museum learning can create settings for dialogue about contested public issues.

• Social cohesionRelated: Civic participation gives people repeated opportunities to cooperate across social groups.

• Civic educationRelated: Participation is a central capacity civic education aims to develop.

• Public trustRelated: Confidence in institutions can make participation seem consequential and worthwhile.

• Prosocial behaviorRelated: Civic engagement extends prosocial motives from interpersonal help to collective welfare.

• Athlete activismNarrower topic: Athlete activism is a visible form of civic participation rooted in sports.

• Political efficacyNarrower topic: Efficacy helps connect personal beliefs about influence to involvement beyond formal electoral politics.

• Serious gameRelated: Some serious games help participants explore civic issues and policy choices.

• CommunityRelated: Civic participation links community membership to decisions and public responsibilities.

• News desertRelated: Less local reporting can leave people with fewer shared facts for civic participation.

• Civic virtueRelated: It is the observable practice through which civic commitments enter public life.

• Advocacy journalismRelated: Advocacy reporting seeks to turn attention to an issue into public participation.

• Democratic deficitRelated: A weak sense of influence can discourage participation beyond formal elections.

• Third placeRelated: Informal meeting places can expose people to local issues and connections beyond private life.

• Earth DayRelated: Earth Day channels concern into community events, public debate, and political participation.

• Social inclusionRelated: Meaningful inclusion can expand whose voices and interests shape collective decisions.

• Wangarĩ MaathaiNarrower topic: Tree-planting groups became a base for wider participation in Kenyan public affairs.

• Political apathyCompared with: Its involvement in public affairs contrasts with apathetic withdrawal.

• ApoliticismCompared with: Its broader, often local forms show what political withdrawal may exclude.

• Ethnic mediaRelated: Local reporting can connect community concerns with public institutions and civic action.

• Life stanceRelated: A life stance can shape judgments about civic duties and collective welfare.

• Robert D. PutnamRelated: Putnam measures civic life through the forms of participation his research tracks.

• Social studiesRelated: Civic engagement applies social studies knowledge to participation in community and government.