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Bring people together to solve community problems. Leadership skill for any group project or cause.

Explain your ideas clearly to different audiences. Essential for presentations, interviews, and persuasion.

Organize efforts to create change step by step. Project management for any goal you want to achieve.

Know the basics of how different courts operate. Useful for any legal situation you might face.

Understand what court rulings actually say and mean. Document analysis for any complex decision.

Know what legal protections you have in different situations. Self-protection skill for navigating adult life.

Track major cases that affect constitutional rights. News literacy for understanding legal developments.

Understand how ideas become laws. Useful for following any step-by-step process.

Understand where tax money goes and what governments prioritize. Useful for any budget analysis.

Use government websites to find information you need. Great skill for research projects and fact-checking.

Know what the president can and cannot do. Helps you understand leadership limits anywhere.

Understand how courts work and review laws. System navigation for any legal issue.

Know who represents you and how to reach them. Apply this networking skill anywhere you need influence.

Know when and how to invoke your constitutional protections. Helps you stand up for yourself in any formal situation.

Figure out what the Constitution actually says about modern issues. Think like a judge when making fair decisions.

Knowledge of how power is divided between branches of government

Spot when authorities exceed their legal powers. Apply this to any situation where someone abuses their authority.

Understand how federal and state governments share power. Helps you know who to contact about different problems.

See how different parts of government limit each other's power. Useful for understanding any organization's structure.

Know your basic freedoms and what government can and cannot do to you.

Know the difference between various immigration statuses and processes. Helps you understand diverse communities and legal pathways.

Assist newcomers in accessing government services and community resources. Service navigation skills.

Know what rights immigrants have regardless of status. Human rights awareness for community support.

Verify whether news sources and websites are trustworthy. Essential for school research and avoiding fake news.

Use reliable methods to verify if something is true. Protect yourself from misinformation everywhere.

Recognize when media, ads, or people are trying to influence you unfairly. Stay in control of your own opinions.

Understand graphs, statistics, and data presentations. Useful for school projects and informed decisions.

Show up for federal, state, and local elections. Participation skill for having your voice heard.

Help candidates and causes you support. Teamwork and advocacy skills for any cause you care about.

Participate in groups working on issues you care about. Networking and collaboration skills.

Look up candidates' backgrounds, positions, and track records. Use these research skills to evaluate any leader or expert.

Figure out what you're actually voting on, from president to local measures. Great skill for understanding any complex decision.

Navigate the voting process from registration to casting your ballot. Learn to follow procedures in any formal process.

Follow legislation from introduction to passage. Process understanding for any multi-step approval system.

Understand what bills actually say beyond news headlines. Document analysis skill for any legal text.

Write and call your representatives about specific bills. Professional communication for influencing decisions.

Recognize when AI affects your decisions and choices. Helps you stay in control of technology instead of being controlled by it.

Control what information AI systems collect about you. Essential privacy skill for the digital age.

Recognize when AI systems treat people unfairly. Critical thinking skill for any automated decision-making.

Understand what economic reports actually mean for your life. Make better decisions about jobs and money.

Calculate how tax changes affect your family's budget. Understand any policy that costs or saves you money.

Recognize when politicians or media misuse economic statistics. Protect yourself from misleading financial information anywhere.

Understand your basic rights in different situations. Stand up for yourself at school, work, and community.

Record incidents properly to build a case for change. Useful for addressing any unfair treatment.

Report discrimination and get help through official channels. Apply to any unfair situation.

Simplify complicated policies to understand what they really do. Analysis for any complex system.

Figure out who benefits and who gets hurt by policy changes. Stakeholder analysis for major decisions.

Evaluate different approaches to solving the same problem. Decision-making for choosing between alternatives.

Figure out how new policies will actually affect you and your community. Evaluate any proposed change.

Submit effective feedback on government proposals. Practice persuasive writing and participating in decision-making.