The Now What? Network

Hashtags can light a spark. They help people find each other, share stories, and speak up fast. But a trending post is not a policy.

Town halls are one of the simplest ways to be heard by the people who make decisions for your community. They are public meetings where elected officials take questions, share updates, and listen to concerns. In a year without big elections on the calendar, town halls keep democracy moving. They turn political talk into face-to-face problem solving. If you want to stay engaged between campaigns, start by showing up.

If you think politics only happens every two or four years, look again. Gen Z—roughly Americans … The Young Voter Wave: How Gen Z Is Shaping PoliticsRead more

Elections come and go, but courts work year-round. Judges rule on voting maps, school policies, workplace … Keeping Tabs on Court Decisions That Shape Your RightsRead more

Elections grab our attention with ads, debates, and yard signs. But the most important work of … The Power of Consistency: Building Political Habits That LastRead more