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Alabama Center
for Law & Civic Education



Faithful reader, this is a temporary website for:


Please bear with us while we work on this. We will eventually be resident at the Alabama Supreme Court & State Law Library Alalink site.

Meanwhile, you are welcome to check out the short introduction to the Center below, or the Center's Links under construction, or a catalog of the Center's programs. This site is best viewed on a Mac with Netscape, but it is designed for fast downloading on all browsers which we have tested.



The Alabama Center for Law & Civic Education

The Alabama Center for Law & Civic Education is the law-related and civic education training resource center for the state of Alabama. The Center provides in-school programs, community programs, training for teachers and community leaders, access to resources, special programs for at-risk youth and juvenile offenders, and the coordination of in-school and community-based law and civic education programs among educational, legal, community, and governmental agencies. The Center is also in the process of developing SafetyNet, a statewide internet, fax, and phone-tree network of over sixty organizations and government agencies that participate in the Alabama Violence Prevention Consortium. The Center's offices are at Cumberland School of Law, at Samford University in Birmingham, AL.

In 1995, the Alabama Center for Law & Civic Education:
-- trained over 600 community volunteers and classroom teachers
-- directly involved over 20,000 youth and school children statewide in the Center's programs
-- distributed for free over $110,000 of books, pamphlets, posters, and other educational
materials to schools and community organizations
-- recruited over 300 volunteers who contributed over 3,500 hours of documented
volunteer service

If you would like to see a list of the Center's Programs, click here or go directly to:

Programs for Classroom Use

(K-12 curricula and classroom enrichment programs)

Special Projects and State Programs for Students

(Competitions, Conferences, and Service Learning Programs)

Programs for Teachers and Community Leaders

(Conferences, Workshops, and Training Opportunities)

Community and Resource Development

(Resources, Networking Opportunities, and Publications)




For addition information on the Center:

Alabama Center for Law & Civic Education
Janice A. Cowin, Executive Director
c/o Cumberland School of Law
Lakeshore Drive
Birmingham, AL 35229

205 / 870-2433
800 / 888-7301
205 / 870-2459 fax

Send an e-mail note to the Center at bozartmt@mindspring.com (temporary address)



This is a work in progress. More to come. #8->

Jump to the Center's Links
or to a list of the Center's Programs
or to Alalink
or to the Alabama CivicNet proposal/FAQ
or directly to links on Violence Prevention and Substance Abuse Prevention

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