Political force or fad? Young voters’ clout uncertain
Associated Press
Our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg comments on the youth vote's potential to shape the 2018 midterm elections.
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Thousands to march in U.S. gun protests, but will they vote?
Reuters
Our Director comments on the connection between activism and casting a ballot.
Millennials’ Climate Views Could Sway 10 House Elections This November
Scientific American
This piece focuses on our exclusive Youth Electoral Significance Index of 2018 races.
Can Democrats Follow #MeToo to Victory?
The New York Times
This op-ed cites the work of our director, Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, on gender divides in how youth perceive political issues.
Civics Needs a Makeover NOW--How? Keep It Student-Centered, Stupid!
Education Week
Our Director writes about necessary reforms in civic education.
Can Teaching Civics Save Democracy?
NPR
This article highlights a special report on civic education co-written by our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg.
Can the Democrats Convince Millennials to Vote in 2018?
The Atlantic
This piece previewing the youth vote's potential impact cites our research and our Director.
Millennials Ditching Party ID, Post-Election Analysis Shows
Roll Call
This piece cites our research on young people's increasing reluctance to belong to a political party.
Teaching civics in an age of Trump
The Christian Science Monitor
Our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg discusses the challenges and opportunities for civic learning in a politically charged time.