Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, director of Tisch College’s CIRCLE, is quoted throughout this article on the political engagement and activism of Gen Z. Multiple CIRCLE studies are cited, including a report on how educators can work to develop civics knowledge.
Associate Dean Peter Levine is quoted about the importance of young Americans being “informed and responsibly involved in politics and civic life." CIRCLE data on reasons why some young people did not vote in the midterms is also referenced.
cSPA fellow Samuel Gebru joins “Radio Boston” to discuss diversity gaps within the Massachusetts state legislature, despite a small increase in Black and Latino representation. (Gebru’s comments begin at 4:23.)
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, is among the experts who weigh in on Charlie Baker’s tenure as governor of Massachusetts, noting he left the state “in a very good position.”
Data from Tisch College’s CIRCLE examining youth voter choices in the midterm elections based on gender identity, race/ethnicity, education, and in rural and urban areas is linked in this article, which appears in 10 additional outlets.