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14 people are interested
Connecticut's Old State House Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: CONNECTICUT PUBLIC AFFAIRS NETWORK INC
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14 people are interested
A National Historic Landmark, Connecticut's Old State House was once a state capitol building where citizens of all three branches of government debated matters of national importance for over 80 years. Now serving as one of the Constitution State's most historically-significant museums, the tradition of civil discourse continues through programming, events, tours and exhibits.
Educational and community programming at Connecticut's Old State House is managed by the Connecticut Public Affairs Network (CPAN). CPAN is seeking volunteers to help with tours, the Old State House Shop & Etc. gift shop, and special events. .
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About CONNECTICUT PUBLIC AFFAIRS NETWORK INC
Location:
21 OAK ST STE 605, HARTFORD, CT 06106, US
Mission Statement
The Connecticut Public Affairs Network (CPAN) strengthens civic engagement among people of all ages, backgrounds and political persuasions by providing comprehensive and educational programming and outreach centered on civics, citizenship and civil discourse.
Description
The Connecticut Public Affairs Network (CPAN) is experienced in teaching and engaging audiences in civics and civic engagement. Since 1997, CPAN has strengthened civic engagement among people of all ages, backgrounds and political persuasions by providing comprehensive and educational programming and outreach centered on civics, citizenship and civil discourse. In 2008, CPAN assumed management of the educational and community programs at Connecticut’s Old State House and since then has delivered meaningful school field trip programs about history and civics to thousands of Connecticut students. In addition, CPAN’s statewide Connecticut History Day (management assumed in 2011) and Connecticut’s Kid Governor (launched in 2015) programs have been recognized for their success in teaching elementary, middle and high school students about history, civics, inquiry, and taking informed action. CPAN’s award-winning programs have reached audiences in 151 of Connecticut’s 169 towns.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
800 Main StreetHartford, CT 06103
DATE POSTED
September 28, 2018
SKILLS
- History
- People Skills
- Retail / Sales
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Orientation or Training
- Periodic, short-term and long-term opportunities