Kids Voting Durham

08/26/2026

106 years ago today, 28 words were added to the US Constitution that forever changed the role of women in our democracy. Happy Women's Equality Day!

08/07/2026

Families are invited to join Book Harvest, Kids Voting Durham, and City of Durham, NC Government Mayor ProTem Javiera Cabellero for “Storytime at City Hall” Families can hear a voting story and take the book home with them from Book Harvest, participate in Kids Voting activities, and get a personal tour of City Hall from the Mayor ProTem herself!

Monday, August 17 at 6 pm at Durham City Hall (101 City Hall Plaza)

Se invita a las familias a unirse a Book Harvest, Kids Voting Durham y a la alcaldesa provisional Javiera Cabellero en el evento “Hora del cuento en el Ayuntamiento.” Las familias podrán escuchar un cuento sobre el voto, llevarse a casa el libro de Book Harvest, participar en las actividades de Kids Voting y disfrutar de una visita guiada personalizada del ayuntamiento, dirigida por la alcaldesa provisional.

Lunes, 17 de agosto, a las 6:00 de la tarde, en el Ayuntamiento de Durham (101 City Hall Plaza)

08/05/2026

Our Civic Youth Leaders are hard at work getting the final candidate questionnaires and interviews ready for the Election Guide! See a candidate you want to know more about without a check mark next to their name? Let them know to turn in their questionnaire and set up their interview with KVD ASAP!

08/03/2026

Vote!

Round #2 of voting for your favorite "I Voted" sticker design has begun! The top three designs will advance the BOE for a final decision. Voting closes Wednesday, August 5th.

Click here to cast your vote: https://dconc2.jotform.com/242295713469061

07/07/2026

Test your knowledge of the 2026 Ballot with these trivia questions our Civic Youth leaders took last week.

How many did you get right? (answers on last slide) What questions tripped you up?

Stay tuned for more fun election trivia challenges from our youth leaders in the coming weeks!

07/01/2026

55 years ago today, young people made history.

On July 1, 1971, the 26th Amendment became part of the U.S. Constitution, lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. But this victory didn't happen overnight—it happened because young people spoke up, organized, and demanded a voice in the decisions shaping their future.

Their message was simple: If we're old enough to serve our country, we're old enough to vote.

The 26th Amendment is a powerful reminder that young people have always been drivers of change. Their advocacy transformed our democracy, and their voices continue to shape our communities today.

As we celebrate this milestone, let's honor the young leaders who fought for the right to vote—and continue creating opportunities for the next generation to learn, lead, and participate in civic life.

Youth voices matter. They always have. They always will.

07/01/2026

Looking for meaningful ways to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this July 4? We can help!

July 4 marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and our nation’s birthday. This once-in-a-lifetime milestone offers a special opportunity for families to reflect on our country’s history, ideals, and future. Looking for family-friendly ways to celebrate? Here are a few idea...

06/16/2026

Watching (and playing along) at the NC National Civics Bee Finals at . These are some civically savvy middle schoolers!

06/09/2026

Spreading civic joy and learning about What’s Next America dialogue framework with at !

05/06/2026

What a great Report to the Community today and what lovely birthday wishes we gathered for our country on our wish tree! What is your wish for our country’s next 250 years?