We connected with leaders and organizers at conferences and summits across the country to share our latest research.
Our analysis of youth without college experience, including "opportunity youth" who are also unemployed, shows major needs for outreach and support.
A handful of states have made voter registration easier, but others have implemented new voter ID requirements or rolled back vote by mail.
CIRCLE’s work with Illinois Civics Hub highlights how these projects can engage students and enhance civic learning
Politically active and worried about policies that affect them, queer youth embrace civic participation but face distinct challenges.
CIRCLE survey data suggests young people in rural communities need more than access to information and opportunities: they need support to vote and take civic action.
The 12 civic leaders, ages 16-29, will continue to develop leadership, media, and financial skills in the program.
Data and analysis on young people’s participation in the Super Tuesday contests in North Carolina, Virginia, and California
Read more about the event that brought together digital equity community organizers, scholars, and policy stakeholders.