
Civic Tech DC
Founded in 2012, Civic Tech DC is a non-partisan, non-political group of volunteer civic hackers working together to solve local issues and help people engage with the city.
Network Impact has created a series of Network Know-How Guides for early-stage network builders who want to learn how to develop healthy, impactful and sustainable networks.
The collection of easy-to-use resources highlights key network design and management principles for social impact network builders. Each Guide includes real-world examples of how network principles can be applied in practice with clarifying questions for users to help them create and refine their network strategies. The Network Starter Guide introduces basic concepts for social impact networks and includes a self-assessment to help network builders determine which Network Know-How Guides are most relevant to them with a description of the key questions each Guide covers.


Founded in 2012, Civic Tech DC is a non-partisan, non-political group of volunteer civic hackers working together to solve local issues and help people engage with the city.
Every two years, the World Movement for Democracy’s Global Assembly brings together hundreds of democracy advocates from around the world to foster new networks for mutual solidarity and support across borders.

An online forum for community discussion
Civic Saturdays are an antidote to this feeling of apathy and despair. Friends and strangers connect around the values and practices of being an active citizen, reckoning with our nation’s creed, building relationships, and creating new civic traditions that are joyful and communal.