The Center for Character and Citizenship engages in research, education and advocacy to foster the development of character, democratic citizenship and civil society.
The Center for Character and Citizenship (CCC), engages in research, education and advocacy to foster the development of character, democratic citizenship and civil society. Funded by grants, individual donations, and through corporate and foundation support, the CCC focuses on generating and disseminating both knowledge and research pertaining to how individuals develop moral and civic character. By providing scholars, educators and social organizations with the tools they need to contribute to this development, the CCC plays the role of a think tank, offering workshops, consulting, and professional development.
The staff, affiliates, consultants and experts associated with the CCC offer a wide variety of programs, services, tool kits, and resources for educators, school leaders, individual schools (public and private), school districts, researchers, graduate students, universities and non-profit organizations in the United States and around the world.
Center for Character and Citizenship
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Ward E. Barnes Bldg.
2993 South Drive
St. Louis, MO 63121
