The Civics Center
Laura W. Brill, Joyce VanceThe 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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Intergenerational activism: bringing civic engagement to life for high school students
One of the great joys of this job is meeting the incredible volunteers who are building our democracy day by day and helping their communities provide meaningful programming to welcome all teens as future voters. So here’s a shout out to Su...
Live Free or Die: New Hampshire Doesn’t Live Up To Its Motto
New Hampshire, the Live free or Die state, is a case study in how unnecessary burdens on voting can harm young voters: just 7% of 18-year-olds are registered to vote in the state as of March 31.
I am sorry to report that as of spring 2...
INTERVIEW: Democracy Fellow India Krug
Since 2023, our Democracy Fellow, India Krug, has been embedded in her hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, working to bring democracy to life for high school students. She’s become a guiding force in the Allegheny County Youth Vote Coalition and wi...
California: 300,000 teens need our help right now to get ready to vote in November
I live in California, and I’ve been wanting updated numbers about voter registration for the youngest voters for quite some time. Now we’ve got them, and I’d be sugar-coating it if I said they were anything other than disappointing.
The l...
Big State Challenge: The 5 Most Populous Are Failing Their Youngest Voters
What do California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania have in common? For starters, they are the five most populous US states. And, they are all missing opportunities to improve their futures, by failing to get their teens registered t...
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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.
Former federal prosecutor. MSNOW legal contributor. Law Professor. Writes with chickens & knitting at hand. Author of Civil Discourse on Substack. My first book, Giving Up Is Unforgivable: A Manual For Keeping A Democracy, is a NYT bestseller!
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