How Civic Engagement Helps Students See Their Capacity to Make Change, KQED Mind/Shift, October 17. 2016

 

Civics preparation cannot be measured by a multiple-choice test, EdSource, by Young Whan Choi and Elizabeth Humphries, May 25, 2016

 

Can Students Click Their Way to a Better World?, Slate, by Chris Berdik, May 14, 2015

 

We are responsible to teach youth about democracy, ContraCosta Times, by Young Whan Choi, March 18, 2015

 

Civics Instruction Moves Up in Class: More States Mandate Tests on the Subject Amid a Movement for Use of Citizenship Exam, Wall Street Journal, by Caroline Porter, December 26, 2014

 

Civic Engagement in the Digital Afterlife: Help your students connect on issues that matter to them, Common Sense Graphite blog posted by Young Whan Choi, November 17, 2014.

 

50 Great Teachers: Socrates, The Ancient World’s Superstar, NPR series features Oakland Tech teacher Mary Anne Wolfe, October 29, 2014.

 

Why getting kids ‘college and career ready’ isn’t enough, Washington Post Answer Sheet blog post by Joe Kahne, October 20, 2014.

 

Report: California Schools Fall Short on Civics Education, Forum with Michael Krasny, Host Mina Kim with guests Young Whan Choi, David Gordon, Joe Kahne, Robin Mencher. August 7, 2014.

 

Celebrating Community Ready by Young Whan Choi, posted July 14, 2104. Educator Innovator Blog.

 

Should Graduation Speakers Talk About Improving the World? by Joe Kahne, posted June 17, 2014. HuffPost Education

 

Latino Students Lead in College Acceptance and High School Dropout, by Cassandra Leyva Gutierrez, Youth Radio International, posted June 13, 2014. The Blog – Huffington Post

 

California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye delivers an important message by Young Whan Choi, posted May 19, 2014. Oakland Tribune My Word.

 

Youth Voices, Outer Voices: 2 fine participatory media projects by Anne Coller on March 12, 2014. Connect Safely: Smart Socializing Starts Here blog post.

 

Technology can help get kids “community ready” by EDDA Researchers Ellen Middaugh and Joseph Kahne. Op-Ed Oakland Tribune. August 27, 2013.