10/15/2026
When did staying informed start feeling so exhausting?
Between the constant headlines, political noise, and uncertainty about the future, it's understandable why so many people feel overwhelmed and disconnected.
But there's a difference between protecting your peace and disconnecting from the decisions that shape our communities.
In this installment of The Civic Read, we're exploring the psychology of political exhaustion, how disengagement can take hold, and why staying informed matters even when the conversation feels overwhelming.
Civic engagement doesn't require knowing everything, agreeing with everyone, or staying plugged into the news 24/7. It begins with curiosity, credible information, and a willingness to understand the issues that affect our everyday lives.
As we approach Georgia's November 3, 2026 General Election, we encourage you to take a moment to learn about the offices, candidates, and issues on your ballot.
Visit mvp.sos.ga.gov to access your personalized sample ballot and voter information.
Be Informed. Be Prepared. Be Engaged.
— National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
Northwest Georgia Chapter