Why Teach Democracy Now?
Glossophobia (Fear of Public Speaking) is felt by 75% of Americans. Teach Democracy Now exists to explore the fear that has historically silenced oppressed communities who have their backs against the wall.
Our work begins in empowering our communities to take action b
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Understand government, rights, responsibilities, elections, and public decision-making.
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Help young people recognize their voice, build confidence, and lead with purpose.
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Create inclusive spaces for dialogue, critical thinking, organizing, and action.
Students and young adults • Educators and schools • Justice-impacted individuals • Parents and community leaders • Faith and nonprofit organizations • First-time voters
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