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Future Voter iCivics Games
When people learn about civics and participate in elections, they help shape the future of their neighborhoods, cities, states, and country. An informed and engaged community is essential to a strong democracy.
¡Civics materials included in this website are used with permission. Materials are © iCivics, Inc. All rights reserved. Branches of Power was made with support from the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics of the Annenberg Public Policy Center. The Constitution Explained videos were created in partnership with the Center for Civic Education, with funding by Kenneth C. Griffin and the Hearst Foundations. Find other materials at ed.icivics.org.
Your Voice Matters
Voting gives you a say in who makes decisions that affect your daily life. From your local mayor and school board to the governor and President, elected officials help shape your community and your future.
Watch “The Constitution explained”¡Civics materials included in this website are used with permission. Materials are © iCivics, Inc. All rights reserved. Branches of Power was made with support from the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics of the Annenberg Public Policy Center. The Constitution Explained videos were created in partnership with the Center for Civic Education, with funding by Kenneth C. Griffin and the Hearst Foundations. Find other materials at ed.icivics.org.
Become a Civics Superstar
Being a U.S. citizen comes with important rights, responsibilities, and opportunities to make a difference. By getting involved, staying informed, and contributing to your community, you can help shape the future of our country.
Think you know your U.S. civics? Test your knowledge and see how you do!
Youth at the Booth
Calling all 17-year-olds! The Ohio Youth at the Booth program gives eligible 17-year-old high school students the opportunity to serve as paid poll workers and experience democracy in action. You’ll gain real-world experience, serve your community, build leadership skills, and add a unique experience to your résumé or college applications if college is in your future. Get paid. Get involved. Make a difference.
Teachers Only!
Get your students excited, informed, and ready to get involved! Ahead of graduation, Ohio schools receive packets for graduating high school seniors with information on how to register to vote, a voter registration form, and details about serving as an Election Day poll worker. It’s a great way to introduce students to civic participation and encourage them to stay engaged in their communities after graduation.
John Lewis Youth Leadership Award
The John Lewis Youth Leadership Award, established in 2021 by the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS), honors the extraordinary legacy of Congressman John Lewis by recognizing young people who demonstrate excellence in civic engagement, leadership, and service to their communities.
Ohio Activity Book
The Ohio Activity Book for Kids is a fun, interactive way for young Ohioans to learn about their state through puzzles, games, coloring pages, and other activities.