If you are currently in school anywhere in the US (unfortunately, The Civic Sisterhood Project is strictly on the national level), you are eligible to start a chapter.

1: You must find at least one person at your school who expresses interest in joining the chapter2: You must do one service project a year.

At Civic Sisterhood Project, we believe that giving more authority to chapter leaders is important. We recommend meeting once a week or once a month, but it is up to chapter leaders and the availability of members. The only requirement is that there are at least eight meetings per year.

You can find ideas in the Chapter Guideline PDF!

No! We believe men can be feminists and encourage male students to get involved!

Nope, they’re completely optional, but highly recommended.

Yes! However, service hours must be tracked and logged through your chapter leader, so it is up to them.

Other than becoming a chapter leader, there are state leadership positions for every state, and we have annual applications for our executive board. Executive positions are:Director of Social Media (application link & put short description of each later)Director of Research and Education (application link)Director of Chapters and ApplicationsDirector of Community Outreach & PartnershipsDirector of Membership EngagementDirector of Events

Please feel free to reach out to sara@civicsisterhoodproject.com with any questions!