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The Pennsylvania
Water Resources Education Network (WREN)
is a nonpartisan informal collaboration among organizations and public
officials working for the protection and management of Pennsylvania's
water resources, both surface and ground water, through education
and informed policy making. |
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Award wining
civics education program, Kids Around Town
(KAT), with the cooperation of West Chester University, is a hands-on,
interdisciplinary model of local government and civics education,
targeting elementary and middle school students. Since 1993, KAT has
given students a vehicle thorough which they learn to investigate
a local public policy issue, apply and develop proficiency in language
arts, math and science and learn how to take responsible civic action. |
Citizen
Information Center
1-800-692-7281 |
A place for
citizens to call with questions about voting, election process, legislation,
government functions, social policy and natural resource issues clearinghouse
for the League's informational publications and brochures and videos
and refers citizens to the appropriate government resources. |
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Televised
candidate forums are one of the most widely recognized ways in
which the League provides information about candidates and offices.
Forums give Pennsylvanians the opportunity to directly compare and
contrast candidates's ideas and leadership styles. By watching debates,
voters are able to evaluate their performance and formulate voting
decisions bases on the discussion of issues rather than campaign slogans.
Over the past 15 years, the League has sponsored candidate forums
for every major race for state office in Pennsylvania and is a recognized
leader in debate production. |
Updated 2/06
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