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Innovative Projects
ICP
brings together resources
and partners to launch new policy and
programming initiatives with potential
for large-scale impact, in partnership with
NGOs, governments and the private
sector.
Youth
Service and Climate Change
Service
as a Strategy For Development
Summer
of Service
Pathways
to Teaching
Innovation
Lab
Regional Capacity Building
ICP works with
partners around the world to identify specific
problems and opportunities in
recognition that programs and policies
are shaped by the
political and cultural
context of each
country. ICP
bases its work on effective practices, but
does not prescribe a single way to
“do” youth policy or youth service
programming. Learn
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Youth
Service and Climate Change
To
avoid the most devastating
impacts of global warming, greenhouse gas
emissions must start declining this
decade, and by 2050 be 80 percent below their
1990 level.
Service
as a Strategy For Development
Through
this initiative, ICP is working to build the
youth service field through
research on how national youth
service,
service-learning, and other civic
engagement initiatives contribute to positive
youth and human development. Learn
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Summer
of Service
ICP’s
Summer of Service project is a proposed new
"rite of passage" that
would forge bonds among young Americans and
provide experiential learning
through the common experience of service
during the summer months. ICP's work
on this project has included assistance with
drafting the legislation, building
support among stakeholders, and extensive
research on existing programs. Learn
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Pathways
to Teaching
The idea behind
Pathways to Teaching is to bring AmeriCorps
members into careers of teaching and the
education profession by improving and
developing teacher certification
programs. Learn
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Innovation
Lab
In
addition to the projects listed above, ICP
continues to develop innovative,
scalable models to
enhance the quality and availability of youth
service
programs in the US