When I talk to people about government, I find that most Americans love their country deeply but don’t really know how it works. And that’s not their fault. Civic education in this country has been pushed to the sidelines for decades. What we’re left with are sound bites, conspiracy theories, and half-truths that confuse people about what government actually does. Part of what we’re trying to do at Civic Revival USA is…
When I started Civic Revival USA, I didn’t set out to sound like a politician or a professor. I started this movement because I believe ordinary Americans; the people who work hard, raise families, and care about their communities, deserve to feel connected again to the democracy that bears their name. For too long, it’s felt like the government is something happening to us, not something we shape together. Politics feels broken. People have stopped…
Voting is more than just a right; it’s the foundation of democracy itself. Every election, from local school boards to the presidency, shapes the direction of our communities and our country. But too often, people miss deadlines, get caught off guard by confusing rules, or simply feel unprepared to participate.
At Civic Revival USA, we believe that informed, active citizens are the key to restoring faith in democracy. Here are the five essential steps…