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event/Open to the Public
Future of Philly Politics Discussion on August 10
What will the Philadelphia political scene look like in 20 years?
news/Press Releases
General Assembly and Governor Approve Bill to Move 2020 Primary
Primary Election Shifts to June 2 with Emergency Provisions
news/Press Releases
General Assembly Moves Primary to June 2, but 1.2 Million Voters Still Shut Out
Bill passed to protect election, but 1.2 million voters still shut out
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Gerry Sweeney on the Importance of Seventy's Mission
Gerry Sweeney, President and CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust.
event/Open to the Public
Girls and Boys on the Bus
Chris Satullo, former Philadelphia Inquirer columnist and Director of News and Civic Engagement at WHYY, now Civic Engagement Consultant for the Committee of Seventy, led a conversation with national print, electronic, digital journalists covering the 2016 race.
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Gov. Tom Wolf Speaks at Seventy Minutes
Gov. Tom Wolf assures Pennsylvanians that voting in the Commonwealth will be safe, secure, and fair.
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Governor-elect Josh Shapiro nominates C70 President and CEO Al Schmidt as Secretary of the Commonwealth
Governor-elect Josh Shapiro announced his intent to appoint Al Schmidt, President and CEO of the Committee of Seventy, as Secretary of the Commonwealth.
issue/Extension Activities
Governor’s Civic Engagement Awards (GCEA)
Every year, the Governor of Pennsylvania recognizes the efforts of Pennsylvania high school students “that educate, engage and inform” their peers in democratic processes.
issue/Unit 1 - Laying the Foundation
Ground Rules for Listening - Can We Talk? Style
To help student acquire a deeper understanding of the ground rules: why they are necessary, why they are useful, and how to use them.
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High School Students Choose Helen Gym, New Slate of City Council Members in PA Youth Vote Mock Election
Mock election brought hands-on voting to classrooms, encouraging future civic participation