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Democracy works when people understand how to use it.
Your support makes that possible - creating free, accessible civic education that meets people where they are and shows them how to participate effectively. This work matters because informed citizens are harder to manipulate, impossible to ignore, and equipped to build the democracy we all deserve.
Together, we're building something born out of resistance and fiery optimism: a platform that turns breaking news into lessons about power, that makes government legible to everyone, and that gives people the tools to hold their representatives accountable.
With love, gratitude, and dutiful patriotism
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Why this matters now
Media literacy education improves misinformation resilience by 60%, reducing belief in and sharing of false information.[1]
Students taught to register and encouraged to vote by teachers voted 7 percentage points higher and were 10+ points more likely to volunteer and lead in their communities.[2]
54% of American adults read below a 6th-grade level. Low literacy directly reduces political participation and locks people out of power.[3]
Students without voting encouragement were twice as likely to say "voting is a waste of time" (26% vs. 12%).[2]
Youth turnout remains at 48%, and only 10% of 1824 year olds meet "informed engagement" standards.[4]
Who you're helping
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Low/fixed-income families
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High school, college students
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Teachers & educators
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Seniors, veterans, and disabled