Articles It's Election Season, Must be Time to Smear Young People The horrible, terrible, no good, very bad young people who don't vote and shouldn't vote even if they want to.David Mizner30 Oct, 2012
Articles Millennials Aren't Quite as Excited About Democrats This Time Around Stung by debt and a down economy, young first-time voters are trending more conservative than the rest of Generation Y.Zachary Slobig02 Sep, 2012
Articles Want Kids to Be More Altruistic? Give Them Arts Education People who engage in the arts or watch others do so are more likely to be civically engaged, socially tolerant, and altruistic.Liz Dwyer23 Aug, 2012
Articles Adopt-A-Siren Distributes Responsibility for Tsunami Prep Sign up to monitor your local tsunami alert siren and report back when there's a problem. So far, nearly a third of the sirens have found parents.Zachary Slobig29 Jul, 2012
Articles Mobilize.org: Making Civic Engagement a Priority for Millennials GOOD Maker and Mobilize.org are awarding $500 to a civic change idea and a ticket to the 2012 Millennial Civic Engagement Summit.Julie Ma11 Jun, 2012
Articles 5 Tips to Mobilize Teenagers to Do Something “Mobile creates this unbelievable, simultaneous, instantaneous focus group, where you can get real-time information.”Alex Goldmark17 May, 2012
Articles Cause.It Unites Volunteers, Local Business, and Nonprofits in One App After debuting at SXSW, community engagement app Cause.it prepares for its launch.Zak Stone20 Mar, 2012
Articles Defunding Americorps: Do We Really Want to Take City Year Away From Schools? The Republican leadership claims the dropout prevention program is wasteful spending. Have they ever spent time with City Year corps members?Liz Dwyer09 Apr, 2011
Articles Study: Going to College Won't Make You Civically Minded College students voted in record numbers in 2008, but getting a degree won't make you more likely to attend a protest or work on a political campaign.Liz Dwyer25 Feb, 2011
Articles Civic Engagement Tool Give a Minute Heads to New York City A giant virtual suggestion box for New York residents will launch in May, asking citizens for ideas on how they'd green their city.Alissa Walker30 Jan, 2011