Sections:
Defining Engaged Citizen | Local to Federal Government | Evaluating Facts

Welcome to your journey to Engaged Citizenship! We’re proud to help you see the full possibilities and responsibilities of such a role.
Our section above includes three important parts of Engaged Citizenship.

Civics is the study of the rights and duties of citizenship, but what does that mean? Find out with RRPL as we highlight the programs, resources, and materials we use to help be an engaged and informed citizen, especially during election season.

The first step of being an engaged citizen is voting!
Make sure you registered to vote on National Voter Registration Day here:

https://nationalvoterregistrationday.org/

Need help finding who to talk to in the government? Here’s a list ranging from your local government up to the federal government.
You can always give us a call for more help as well!

An important part of being an Engaged Citizen is considering if the information is accurate or has a bias in its presentation. Below we have some resources to help with evaluating and fact-checking your sources: