Youth Civic Engagement: Understanding and Improving Voter Turnout

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Explore the importance of youth civic engagement and voter turnout, highlighting different forms of civic engagement and the impact of disparities in voter turnout. Learn why youth voting matters, ways to improve youth voter turnout, and strategies to increase youth engagement in the democratic process.


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  1. Youth Civic Engagement Mindy Romero, Ph.D. Director

  2. Types of Civic Engagement Definition: Any effort by people to improve the quality of life in their communities Typology: Formal political participation Participation in civic/community organizations, clubs, boards Everyday civic engagement

  3. Non-Traditional Forms of C.E. Underrepresented communities often have few traditional pathways to engagement Or the culturally relevant expressions of C.E. We aren t measuring the full level of C.E. Power pathways are less accessible 2

  4. The State of the Vote

  5. Youth Eligible Voter Turnout in 2016?

  6. Eligible Youth Voter Turnout 36.1%

  7. Californias Youth Turnout

  8. Consequences of Disparities in Voter Turnout

  9. Why Does Youth Voting Matter? Youth play important role in democratic process Strong youth vote has policy consequences Increasing youth turnout is critical to a representative electorate Look at the 2016 election!

  10. How can we improve youth voter turnout?

  11. How to increase youth engagement? Make it Easier for Youth to Vote Make Them Want to Vote 11

  12. Making it Easier to Vote Electoral system Outreach Civics education high schools Peer power! = not apathy?

  13. How Can We Make Youth Want to Vote? 13

  14. Thank you! Mindy Romero, Ph.D. Director, California Civic Engagement Project UC Davis msromero@ucdavis.edu @mindysromero View my Tedx Talk on the Power of the Youth Vote!

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