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    Can Teaching Civics Save Democracy?

    Democracy thrives off an informed and active community, researchers say. The way to secure that future is integrating civics classes in k-12 education.
    by Ariana Figueroa Sep 22, 2017 1 minute
    Source: LA Johnson

    Young adults are losing faith in American Democracy and have difficulty distinguishing between "fake news" and reliable news. That's according to a new research paper out from Tufts University.

    The solution? Support civic learning programs in K-12 education at the state

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