California: Governor Newsom proclaims Civic Learning Week

~ Sacramento, CA - Governor Gavin Newsom has declared March 9-13, 2026 as "Civic Learning Week" in the state of California. The proclamation was issued today in an effort to prioritize civic education for all students and strengthen the nation's constitutional democracy.

In his proclamation, Governor Newsom emphasized the importance of teaching and learning about democracy in order to maintain an informed and empowered civic identity. He also highlighted the need for constant upkeep and faith in democracy, stating that it must be taught and learned anew by each generation.

According to the governor, those who receive robust civic learning are more likely to vote and show higher levels of trust in others and institutions. This year, as the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Governor Newsom reaffirmed his commitment to prioritizing civics education for all students.

The proclamation comes at a critical time when the country is facing challenges to its democratic values. Governor Newsom stressed that reaching young people and teaching them how to engage respectfully and productively with civic society is crucial for the future of our country.

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The text of the proclamation was released along with a copy signed by Governor Newsom. In it, he calls on all Californians to join him in celebrating Civic Learning Week and encourages schools across the state to incorporate civic education into their curriculum.

In recent news, Governor Newsom has been vocal about redirecting funding from failed ad campaigns towards recovery efforts in Los Angeles County. He has also announced a major transformation of six vacant buildings into mental health and housing communities as part of his comprehensive approach towards addressing mental health issues.

Additionally, Governor Newsom, along with Senate President Pro Tempore Monique Limón and Assembly President Robert Rivas have pledged to protect elections from federal interference by President Trump's administration.

As California continues to prioritize civic education and engagement, it is hoped that other states will follow suit in promoting a strong understanding of democracy among its citizens. With the proclamation of Civic Learning Week, Governor Newsom has taken a significant step towards strengthening the nation's democratic values.

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