Gen Z Civic Vibe Check: Showing Up & Speaking Out

Our Gen Z Civic Vibe Check survey takes a closer look at what motivates young people to get involved in their communities. Their answers show that it’s about connection, friendship and standing up to injustice. Hear their stories below.

Gen Z wants to talk–in person

Myra, New York

77% of young people say they’re more likely to discuss issues in person with family or friends than online.

Young people join in when their friends do

Alison, Georgia

49% are motivated to do something alongside friends.

What gets Gen Z to act

David, New Jersey

46% say social injustice motivates them to get involved.

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