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New National Survey: How Young Adults View the Health of Our Democracy

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Our democracy and government are in a time of rapid change. The Joyce Foundation’s Democracy Program partnered with GenForward on research to better understand how young adults (between the ages of 18 and 42) view democracy and good governance in this moment. The public opinion research explores young people’s views on what a functional government looks like, what it should deliver, and what issues are most important to them.

During this webinar, the panelists, Cathy Cohen and Devin Green, discuss how Midwest states compare to national, as well as comparisons across various demographics, recognizing that young adults do not always share the same views. 

View the speakers' presentations here.

View on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Lc0S_n15EFQ

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