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Welcome! Answer these questions to discover which civic leadership path best aligns with your strengths and interests.

Which best describes your current role?

I am interested in shaping laws, regulations, or public systems.

I enjoy analyzing complex issues and identifying solutions.

I am interested in working within government or policy institutions.

I prefer influencing decisions through research and strategy rather than public-facing roles.

I am motivated to speak up and influence others around issues I care about.

I am comfortable persuading stakeholders or decision-makers.

I am interested in advancing causes through campaigns or public engagement.

I enjoy building momentum around an idea or issue.

I enjoy working directly with communities to solve problems.

I am interested in mobilizing people toward a shared goal.

I value building relationships and trust across groups.

I am motivated by helping individuals navigate systems and access resources.

I am interested in running for elected office.

I feel comfortable being a public-facing leader.

I am motivated to make decisions that impact large groups of people.

I am willing to take on responsibility and accountability for outcomes.

I am actively seeking opportunities to grow my leadership skills.

I am open to exploring multiple paths to create impact.

Policy
Your Civic Pathway

Policy Leader

Architect of systems and strategy, you are drawn to designing structures that create durable, equitable impact.

Advocacy
Your Civic Pathway

Advocacy Leader

You move people with voice, conviction, and public influence, helping communities rally around change.

Organizing
Your Civic Pathway

Community Organizer

You build trust, connect people, and turn relationships into collective action.

Elected Leadership
Your Civic Pathway

Elected Leader

You are energized by responsibility, visibility, and the opportunity to lead from the front.

Pathway Score

Your pathway score was calculated from your quiz responses across four civic leadership dimensions.

Pathway Definitions

Advocacy: Engages in public speaking, campaigns to influence public opinion, and works to shift perspectives on issues.
Community Organizing: Excels in community mobilization, organizing events, and building grassroots movements.
Elected Leadership: Thrives in leadership positions, capable of making decisions, and interested in holding or running for office.
Policy: Focuses on crafting detailed policies, analyzing data, and using strategic thinking to implement solutions.

Your Next Steps

Your pathway is taking shape

A personalized roadmap based on your responses.

Take this result as a starting point for reflection, growth, and action.

Use this pathway to guide what kinds of opportunities, roles, and support to explore next.

Ready to get started right away? Check out the resources, support, and training below for your personalized civic leadership roadmap.