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The Day No One Played Together by Donalisa Helsely

Pennsylvania’s election was free and fair. We need our public officials to stand firm.

Students from eight schools participated in the “Give Us a Ballot” march and completed their mail-in ballots as part of a national celebration.

The Committee of Seventy announced that it has been awarded major grants totaling $900,000 to support its work to strengthen democracy, elections and civic education in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. This includes an $800,000 grant from William Penn Foundation, matching their previous investment from 2022—the largest grant Seventy ever received in its history. Seventy will also receive $80,000 from the Agua Fund, and $20,000 from CivXNow, a project of iCivics.

Public Safety Committee Advances Driving Equality Bill to Full Body

PA Youth Vote and Committee of Seventy are hosting nonpartisan live interviews of political candidates by students in PA public high schools!

Seventy provides a guide on how to easily, safely, and securely send in your mail-in ballot for this upcoming election.

City Diner is the place to be after the polls close on Nov. 8th!

Seventy's Patrick Christmas discusses common concerns, questions, and issues poll workers may face.

Can We Talk? introduces students to skills that promote civil dialogue across difference. Students, supported by trained moderators, talk about issues that matter to them.