A report reveals that while many American students are eager to engage in civic activities, they feel unprepared by their schools, which fail to provide essential civic skills. This gap in education leads to disempowerment among students, with significant inequities affecting marginalized groups. In Florida, the organization Voters of Tomorrow is working to register 20,000 unregistered college students, addressing critical issues such as abortion rights and climate change as they prepare for the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, a Democracy Camp in New York City highlights the hopes and fears of high school students regarding democracy, revealing concerns about partisanship and representation. In Australia, there is a call for better civics education, as a lack of understanding among young voters poses risks to democratic engagement. Critics argue that the education system is failing to adequately teach students about their democratic rights and responsibilities, exacerbating this issue.