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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.

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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.

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Vote Absentee–Like a Pro

A five-step how-to on absentee voting for the upcoming election.

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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!

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Your Vote… And Then Some

Find out the ways you can show up for your community beyond an election.

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Reclaiming Women’s Power, One Issue at a Time

Learn how women leaders are addressing today's pressing issues.

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Protecting Your Sanity and Our Democracy

Learn simple ways to protect your sanity and improve democracy during a noisy election year.

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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.

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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.

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5 Signs You’re Experiencing Imposter Syndrome

Learn to identify five key signs of imposter syndrome and why leadership can feel so overwhelming.

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Your Pocket Encourager

Answer a few short questions and you’ll receive the uplifting words of encouragement that you deserve.