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Knowledgeable, cross-partisan citizens teaming up to save Democracy.
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Our mission is to educate citizens on how democratic systems have been exploited. We provide specific, actionable, cross-partisan ways to help repair them. That work rests on three things: knowledge you can verify, strength in numbers, and clarity about what each of our teams is for.
Resources
Find Your Next Step gives you something to do. These are for understanding what you are doing it to — because knowing the shape of the system is the difference between an opinion and a lever.
Start anywhere. If you are not sure, the practice test below is the quickest way to find out what you already know and what you only think you know.
The Whole Shelf
Every action we currently hand out, what each guide covers, and the one test we use to decide what goes on the shelf — or answer five questions and we will pick one for you.
The Whole Shelf → Find Your Next Step →UnHack Your Mind Elsewhere
The same idea pointed at a person rather than a country: something gets hacked, and it can be unhacked. Short spoken readings on hope, purpose, trust, anxiety and habits, each drawn from a book worth reading. A separate project of ours, in private testing.
UnHack Your Mind →Citizen Primer In progress
A plain-language, nonpartisan walk through the issues that actually decide things — what is settled underneath the argument, what the disagreement is really about, and where the levers are.
Citizen Primer →The Citizenship Practice Test
The civics test asked at the naturalization interview, from the government's own published list — including which of the two tests currently in force applies to you.
The Citizenship Practice Test →Your 8 Local Answers
Eight of the civics questions have no single right answer — they depend on where you live. Who represents you, who governs your state, what your capital is. Look yours up once, keep them, and the practice test stops having eight questions you cannot study for.
Your 8 Local Answers →