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National Character Project
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The American Center for Civic Character
The American Center for Civic Character, founded in 2000 is a 501c3 non-profit research and educational corporation devoted to the renewal and re-adoption of civil society first principles and putting these back in the hands of the world's leading citizens using practical tools for busy adults.
The American Center has a bias to action. We put theory to work. Our international and national work is to equip busy, distractible leaders in government, business, education, faith and service sectors with memorable resources that fortify them to intentionally practice and transfer three essentials of high functioning civil society:
1) Leadership Character Ethics, 2) Character-Based Collaboration and 3) Collaboration-Based Community Building.
Our five-year old best practice model project is the Ohio Center for Civic Character (www.OhioSpirit.org). This project has field-tested and helped refine our Character, Collaboration and Community building frameworks. For a project summary please click the link below. For more information please contact us using our contact page.
Click Here to to download the ACCC "F.A.Q." document
Click Here to to download the ACCC "How we Acheive Results" document.
Click Here to to download the ACCC "Core Deliverables" document
Click Here to to download the Ohio Center for Civic Character Project Overview.
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