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For a high functioning civil society, we need the skills of disagreement and collaboration. Across hundreds of higher education institutions in the U.S., students are building and exercising these critical civic muscles with the Unify America's Civic Gym.
The Civic Gym integrates simply and seamlessly into curricular, co-curricular, extra-curricular, first-year, and workforce development frameworks—and not just for those in political science, civic engagement, or public service areas of study.
Across academic disciplines—from STEM to business to the humanities—higher education leaders, faculty, and staff enthusiastically implement Unify America’s civic preparedness programs into their coursework, classrooms, and campuses.
Our two immersive, intercollegiate programs—the Unify Challenge College Bowl and the Deep Dive—are highly rated and well-received by college students and faculty. In fact, 98% of faculty and staff would recommend our Civic Gym programming to their colleagues.

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