#civic-engagement

#civic-engagement

Media organizations will embrace an insurgent strategy focused on sustainability and reclaiming relevance in the face of challenges to democracy.

The role of journalism in a liberal democracy is crucial for informing citizens and empowering them in civic participation.

The future of journalism hinges on building community power and addressing civic engagement issues.

A collaborative Slack forum by Votebeat connects journalists with election experts to resolve voting-related questions and issues.

Jimmy Carter voted by mail in the 2024 election, reaffirming his commitment to civic engagement at 100 years old.

The 2024 election results highlight unexpected voter support for Donald Trump across various demographics.

The Frost Museum encourages voting by offering free admission and promoting civic engagement during the 2024 election early voting period.

Jimmy Carter, despite health challenges, remains engaged in the democratic process, demonstrating his commitment to voting even at 100 years old.

Election traditions, like Nina Katchadourian's "Monument to the Unelected", help process the uncertainty of political times through community engagement and historical reflection.

The Fay Jones School at the University of Arkansas will represent the U.S. at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale with a theme centered on the American porch.

Saratoga is a vibrant community strengthened by active participation and service from its residents and local organizations.

Harris encourages young people to remain civically engaged and highlights their leadership's importance in shaping the future.

Craft beers and spirits increasingly reflect political themes and figures, engaging consumers on social and political issues.

Kamala Harris's watch party at Howard University highlighted the community's mixed emotions about her presidential campaign and the significance of her HBCU background.

Bill and Hillary Clinton emphasized the importance of civic engagement and positivity in challenging political times.

Teachers are reframing voting as community care to engage students amid political anxieties.

Teachers restrict discussions on politics due to fear of controversy, hindering civic education.

Many voters are reevaluating their consumption of news, finding it mentally exhausting.

Nonprofits in D.C. are actively promoting youth education, mental health, and civic engagement through diverse programs tailored to children's needs.

Students at Towson University are actively managing mental health amidst election stress through self-care practices and university-supported initiatives.

Thanksgiving encourages reflection on gratitude towards individuals who positively impact our communities.

Thanksgiving gatherings are often impacted by political polarization, leading to shorter dinners and strained family dynamics.

Prosocial media aims to create more empathetic social networks that encourage understanding and informed discourse, countering misinformation and centralization of power.

MyBallot AI aims to combat electoral misinformation by providing accessible, real-time voting information through an interactive mobile platform.

YBCA redefines the impact of arts in community, focusing on artists and social movements.

YBCA redefines the role of arts institutions by engaging with community and social movements.

YBCA is committed to supporting contemporary art and cultural initiatives.

Celebrate Election Day with food and festivities at John's Grill in San Francisco.

Enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and music while casting your vote.

YBCA reimagines the role of arts institutions by centering artists as pivotal to social and cultural progress in the community.

YBCA redefines the role of arts institutions by centering artists in community engagement and cultural movements.

YBCA centers artists in social movements and reimagines the role of arts institutions in community engagement.

Oakland's 16- and 17-year-olds made history by casting their first votes, marking a significant milestone in youth civic engagement.

Election Day showcases the commitment of citizens exercising their democratic rights through voting.

Voting is essential for democracy, significantly impacting the future of the city, state, and nation.

Early voting options are available ahead of the election, emphasizing the need to check polling locations.

Voter participation influences key issues like economy, healthcare, and education, making every vote count.

Civic Engagement Commission offers language support at polls to ensure all New Yorkers can vote.

Higher education is crucial for democracy, impacting civic engagement and socioeconomic mobility, but accessibility and completion rates need urgent improvement.

There is a critical need for America to confront its historical and systemic issues of racism to rebuild democracy.

Democracy is an action; its decline reflects reduced civic engagement and understanding.

The shift to NGOs and nonprofits has diminished democratic practices and self-governance.

Jimmy Carter voted by mail in the 2024 election shortly after his 100th birthday, highlighting civic engagement even in hospice care.

Voting is a crucial tool for individuals to influence their future and should not be taken lightly.

New York City's iconic attractions are serving as early voting locations to promote civic engagement and accessibility for voters.

Many eligible voters in Bibb County are disengaged from elections due to pressing daily struggles.

Civic engagement is challenging in communities facing high poverty and instability.

Younger generations often feel their individual actions, like voting and recycling, don't make a difference, leading to lower participation rates.

Gallaudet University's SignVote program engaged the Deaf community in political participation through education and an interactive election night watch party.

Abdullah Hammoud emphasizes the importance of civic engagement among Arab voters amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Senator Ron Wyden encourages Oregonians, especially youth, to stay engaged with government despite political uncertainties.

The mail-in ballot system can let voters down, causing last-minute travel and stress.

Many voters experienced problems with mail-in ballots this election, including late or non-delivery.

The Electoral College allows for representation of both populous and smaller states, despite its potential to overrule the popular vote in elections.

Many voters feel disillusioned and unhappy with their electoral choices and the potential outcomes.

Colonel Roosevelt's remarkable resilience showcased extraordinary physical strength after being shot.

Increased voter registration in Hempstead reflects a significant rise in women's participation in elections.

A campaign at KIPP NYC College Prep empowered 60 seniors to become first-time voters, enhancing civic engagement in the South Bronx.

Intense ad spending highlights strategic campaign focus on swing states ahead of Election Day, with a significant emphasis on voter mobilization.

The Democratic campaign's 'I Will Vote' initiative emphasizes civic engagement and provides vital resources to diverse communities for improved voter turnout.

Early voting in NYC sees record turnout, encouraging residents to participate before Election Day.

Voters participate in a historic presidential election featuring Donald Trump and Kamala Harris on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024.

Los Angeles restaurants are offering food and drink incentives to encourage voting on Election Day.

Encouraging voter participation by pausing regular content to highlight Election Day.

Election Day evokes anxiety and reflection on the past year of politics' unusual events and statements.

Prepare children for election results and discussions.

Share political opinions appropriately with children.

Teach children about the political process during elections.

Attend rallies and protests with a planned approach.

Encouraging open conversations about politics with children can help alleviate their election-related anxiety.

Jimmy Carter, at 100 years old, remains engaged in politics by voting from hospice care, reflecting his lifelong dedication to civic duty.

Homeless individuals often face barriers to voting, but programs and advocates help them access their rights and engage in the electoral process.

The 'Vote!' exhibition honors those who fought for civil rights and emphasizes the significance of voting in American history.