Civic Engagement
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Kamala Harris accepts Democratic nomination for president, lays out her vision for the country
The final night of the Democratic National Convention capped off a remarkable month of surging enthusiasm for Harris’ candidacy.
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Opinion: It’s Kamala time
In this op-ed, Bucks County resident Edie Sadek shares her excitement for Kamala Harris’ historic candidacy, believing that the VP’s disciplined approach and genuine care have the potential to lead the country forward and defeat Trump.
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Opinion: Uniting in joy over Kamala Harris’ history-making candidacy
In this op-ed, Chester County resident Lynn Strauss reflects on canvassing for the Biden-Harris campaign and the joy of reconnecting with a fellow supporter as Kamala Harris steps up as the presidential candidate.
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Opinion: Reset in presidential race gives Pa. young voters chance to refocus on the real issues
In this op-ed, Pennsylvania community leader Kevin Mack discusses how President Biden ending his campaign and the shooting at a Trump rally in Western Pa. have reset the presidential race. He emphasizes the opportunity for national conversation on key issues and the importance of creative voter engagement in the next 100+ days.
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Opinion: Join us in Gen Z’s fight for democracy
In this op-ed, Drew Spiegel, the Pennsylvania State Lead for the Tour to Save Democracy, discusses supporting Gen Z’s fight for democracy by advocating for common sense gun reform and participating in the Tour to Save Democracy to register and mobilize voters in critical swing districts.
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Opinion: The power of participation— engaging in democracy beyond the ballot
Olivia DeShong, a 17-year-old Pennsylvania resident, shares her dedication to political engagement inspired by John Lewis’s belief in the power of voting. She has devoted her high school years to actively registering voters in Pennsylvania and promoting democracy to ensure a true representation of America’s beliefs.
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VIDEO: New Central Bucks School Board President is sworn in by placing her hand on a stack of banned books
@keystonenewsroom Elections have consequences. Watch Karen Smith, the new Central Bucks School Board President, get sworn in by placing her hand on a stack of banned books. Smith and the new school board members were sworn in on Monday and got right to work by repealing and tabling policies passed by the previous school board.…
