As we reflect back on this year, the National Civic League celebrates our achievements and looks forward to the challenges and opportunities that await us in 2023. Your support makes the League's work possible.

• All-America City Award. AAC 2022 was co-convened virtually with the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading. 10 communities were recognized for their efforts to using housing as a platform to promote early school success and equitable learning recovery The event reached 30,000 viewers and included a virtual exhibit hall, pre-recorded cultural entertainment showcases, motivational keynote speeches, and informative workshops. 

• National Civic Review. For 110 years the Review’s case studies, reports, interviews, and essays have helped communities learn about the latest developments in collaborative problems-solving, civic engagement, local government innovation, and democratic governance. In 2022, the Review was made available to over 130,000 readers thanks to our members and 20 distributing partners consisting of national associations, nonprofits, and state leagues.

• Promising Practices Webinar Series. The League's monthly webinar series highlights successful efforts around the country with civic leaders from communities implementing creative strategies for civic engagement and local reform. In 2022, the League's webinar series reached over 1,200 individuals and included topics such as youth engagement, sustainability, belonging, and equity. 

• Community Assistance. The League facilitates strategic planning processes, community engagement trainings, and development of local engagement plans and materials helping local governments and institutions engage and involve residents in ways that lead to tangible outcomes. In 2022, the League worked with four Colorado communities to embed equity in their aging plans. Additionally, the League has been working with Grand Rapids, MI to improve community police relations.