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Why Theater Kids (Of All Ages) Should Run for Office
When it comes to politics, theater kids–of all ages–have a lot of skills that can come in handy.
VOTE, AND…
This election season, don't just vote. VOTE, AND. Find tools to help you gather info, make a plan, and unwind throughout the chaos.
Civic Engagement is a Family Affair!
Teach your children about the importance of democracy and voting with “Princess and the Pea-tition” from The Martin Agency and She Should Run!
Your Vote… And Then Some
Find out the ways you can show up for your community beyond an election.
Reclaiming Women’s Power, One Issue at a Time
Learn how women leaders are addressing today's pressing issues.
Protecting Your Sanity and Our Democracy
Learn simple ways to protect your sanity and improve democracy during a noisy election year.
6 Ways You Can Make a Positive Change in Your Community
By thinking locally, you can take immediate and significant actions, big or small, that benefit you and the people in your town or city.
Which Public Office Should You Run For?
Would you make a magnificent mayor? Or are you destined for your local school board? Take this quiz to find out.
5 Signs You’re Experiencing Imposter Syndrome
Learn to identify five key signs of imposter syndrome and why leadership can feel so overwhelming.
Your Pocket Encourager
Answer a few short questions and you’ll receive the uplifting words of encouragement that you deserve.