Law Practice,
Government,
Civil Rights
Sep. 21, 2018
Nonprofit aims to up youth voter turnout in California
The Civics Center promotes civics education among youth and voter preregistration.
Brill
In California, minors are able to preregister to vote at 16. Yet when Laura W. Brill of Kendall Brill & Kelly LLP started researching after the 2016 presidential election, she found very few students were aware of the law, let alone taking advantage of it.
Through her recently launched nonprofit The Civics Center, Brill hopes to promote civic engagement among youth and build infrastructure to help increase youth voter turnout. <...
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