Civic education

Brown Kids Read is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit fighting the literacy crisis and activating voters nationwide. Through nonpartisan civic education, we mobilize college students across the country to get engaged, stay informed, and make a difference together.

A coalition focused on community engagement, civic education, housing stability, ownership opportunities, quality-of-life improvements, and resident-driving policymaking. We are the community!

The mission of this vibrant and impactful initiative aims to amplify civic knowledge, engagement, and political empowerment. More than just a campaign, it is a movement designed to inspire and foster a generation of informed voters and active citizens. Understanding that there is no single path to freedom, we must use each and every tool at our disposal to achieve self-determined liberation for all people across the Diaspora.

We want to educate voters, get people ready for the upcoming election while having fun and learning and connecting over culture and food!

The Nehemiah Collective exists to strengthen communities through civic education, informed participation, accountability, and collective responsibility. Inspired by Nehemiah’s example of first examining what was broken before organizing the people to rebuild, we believe meaningful change begins when citizens understand the systems, offices, decisions, and institutions that shape their communities. Our mission is not to tell people who to vote for or what to think. Our purpose is to equip you.

Empowering citizens through transparenc, accountability, and action.

Philly is lit for Election Season! Join us to kick the season off and make your plan to vote while celebrating the community work Mission Inc has been doing for 18 years!

For folks who “don’t do politics” but are tired of politics doing them. We make government make sense so regular schmegular people can stay informed, participate in the capacity they have, and get back to living their lives.

Trying to educate young voters on what is on their ballots so they can can vote mindfully and be educated.

An intimate evening for 25 women to enjoy dinner, review what’s on the upcoming ballot, learn about the candidates, and have calm, respectful conversation—so each woman can feel informed, grounded, and confident in making her own choices.

The Room Where It Happens brings Birmingham young adults together to understand what’s on our ballots and how decisions made in government show up in everyday life. We’ll talk through local races and ballot measures, share reliable information, ask honest questions, and give everyone space to make their own choices.

This is a community of engaged individuals committed to empowering one another through civic education, informed dialogue, and meaningful participation in the democratic process. This is a welcoming space where family, friends, and community members can exchange perspectives, explore the issues that shape our lives, examine candidates and public policies, and make informed decisions at the ballot box. Together, we learn. Together, we engage. Together, we make a difference.

We are citizens who want to learn about the contents of the ballot. An educated voter is an informed voter who can make well-considered decisions that benefit their community.

The mission of the WTF Is on the Ballot? Party is to create a fun, accessible, and nonpartisan space where young adults and community members can better understand what—and who—is on their ballot before they vote. Through plain-language civic education, interactive conversations, voter resources, and community engagement, the event will help participants understand the offices, candidates, ballot questions, and issues they may encounter at the polls without telling them how or who to vote for.

NAUW works on getting out the vote and provide educational information to voters on the various issues that are affecting society today.

The Jackson-Triplet Group mission is to keep our family connected, informed, and actively engaged in our community by encouraging open communication, civic education, and participation. We are committed to learning together, understanding our rights and responsibilities as citizens, staying informed about issues that affect our family and community, and empowering every generation to use their voice and vote.

Individuals working to bring facts forward and encourage voter participation

Join me, a civics teacher at a Quaker school who truly believes in honoring the dignity of all people and promoting civic education through learning and in practice. If you believe in equity, healthcare for all, fixing the student loan chaos, helping to end childhood hunger, and bring back human decency and courtesy, come on over! Let's stay informed and have healthy civil discourse. Differing opinion invited, but we MUST be respectful. Now Let's get ready to Vote, friends!

Indy locals seeking to be improve voter education!