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Civic Leadership Engagement Roadmap

The Civic Leadership Engagement Roadmap (CLER) is an experiential, three-month, self-paced leadership program that takes you from having general civic knowledge to becoming a civic leader.

CLER is designed to help emerging and aspiring women leaders expand their impact through civic engagement. Our innovative, action-oriented curriculum is designed to inform, prepare, and build the next generation of community leaders.

The CLER curriculum features one-on-one coaching, mastermind peer groups, networking opportunities, and curated activities designed to help you build connections with local policy leaders and decision-makers. CLER is an opportunity for you to learn how to take intentional actions to become a more impactful citizen and connect with other civic-minded women representing a diverse range of business experiences, backgrounds, and community involvement.

The three CLER courses, described in detail below, focus on different spheres of government and policy:

Resource Details

Organization: The Policy Circle
Date: NA
Resource Type: Fellowship, Resources
Topic: Coaching, Community Safety, Economic Justice
Source URL: https://www.thepolicycircle.org/cler/

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