CIRCLE's Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg comments on whether Saturday’s student march to protest for stricter gun laws will translate to a larger turnout among young, first-time voters in the upcoming midterm elections.

CIRCLE research into how social class influences high school extracurricular activity participation is mentioned in this opinion piece.

Nancy Thomas, director of Tisch’s Institute for Democracy and Higher Education, discusses how recent student activism could have an effect on American politics.

Tisch College's Julie Dobrow and Child Study and Human Development's Calvin Gidney discuss their research on the effects of diversity in children's media.

Julie Dobrow, Chip Gidney and Jennifer Burton from Tufts' Children's Television Project discuss their research which suggests that "children need a diverse universe of media images."

Youth support action on climate change more than any other age group, and Tisch College's CIRCLE research ranks the House races where they could swing the 2018 election.

Tisch College's Peter Levine is quoted in this article imagining education in America as entirely public or private.

Tisch College Dean Alan D. Solomont co-authored this piece on important legislation on civics making its way through the state house.

Thanks to the groundbreaking study of voting rates on college campuses, conducted by Tisch College's IDHE, institutions are expanding their efforts to politically engage students.