The Civics Center
Laura W. Brill, Lisa Cohen, India KrugThe Civics Center is on a mission to make voter registration part of every high school in America. Every year, 4 million Americans turn 18 and become eligible to vote. But less than half of them do so, because they are not registered. thecivicscenter.org
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As Driving Declines, So Does Democracy
One of the most significant efforts to expand voter registration in the US has been that in most places, when you get a driver’s license, you can register to vote. That’s good news for drivers, but the dominance of state DMVs as the locatio...
Pro-democracy actions for your community: welcome your newest voters, this and every year.
I started The Civics Center when I first learned about pre-registration, and since then I’ve been shouting it from the rooftops. Unfortunately, it remains woefully unknown and under-utilized, or we wouldn’t be looking at such low rates of r...
INTERVIEW: High school students see the numbers and take action
Over Spring Break in NYC, The Civics Center piloted a new program to help students appreciate how policies and practices impact their access to the ballot box. Our Democracy Fellow, Bre Glover, designed the program with support from other T...
Spotlight on Pennsylvania – In big elections registered youth turn out at high rates
A new report from The Civics Center focuses on Pennsylvania and builds the case that in competitive elections, registered youth turn out to vote at very high rates. Shifting common narratives about youth turnout to emphasize high partic...
What Is the Rule of Law?
With voting rights and the rule of law under attack in the United States, I was honored that Jeffrey Margulies, President of the LA County Bar Association, invited me to share remarks at today’s special Law Day convening. I am happy to shar...
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Laura W. Brill is an attorney, former law clerk to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. An award-winning advocate with more than two decades of experience working on voting rights and other complex legal issues, she launched The Civics Center in 2018.
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