Our analysis of the landscape of youth participation in Alabama highlights challenges and opportunities in a state with a rich history of civic action

Young people belong to movements, engage in protests, and advocate for issues. But there’s a disconnect between their economic concerns and struggles, and their capacity to engage in democracy.

CIRCLE and The Afterschool Alliance Share New Data, Recommendations, and Tools to Strengthen Student Engagement

Part of the "Our Take" series of young leaders' perspectives on engaging in democracy.

CIRCLE’s Young Leaders Learning Community became a springboard for civic learning and action.

To create a more inclusive civic environment, we must address the barriers that prevent young people from contributing meaningfully to their communities.

We connected with leaders and organizers at conferences and summits across the country to share our latest research.

The 12 civic leaders, ages 16-29, will continue to develop leadership, media, and financial skills in the program.

The conflict in the Middle East is one of several issues that may shape youth engagement in the 2024 election