Join The Civic Center's Laura Brill & Open Democracy's Olivia Zink for a conversation on NH’s youth voter registration gap, the work happening in high schools across the state, and how your support can help close it.

We'll treat you to a cozy afternoon tea with a selection of sweet and savory delectable delights!

Our speakers:

Laura Brill is Founder and Director of the Civics Center.  She is an attorney, former law clerk to Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg and a mother of two young adults.  An award winning advocate with more than two decades of experience working on complex legal issues and advocating for the LGBTQ community and for equal rights, she launched The Civics Center in 2018 to stop youth voter suppression and tackle the decades-old problem of low youth turnout.

Olivia Zink has been working as a community organizer in New Hampshire since 2000. Before becoming OD's Executive Director, she served as the Grassroots Engagement Coordinator for the Governing Under the Influence Project in Concord, a project of the American Friends Service Committee. Olivia served as the Program Director for the Coalition for Open Democracy for four years.  She has worked on a broad range of campaigns for economic and social justice with groups including the New Hampshire Citizens Alliance, National Committee to Preserve Social Security & Medicare and the Priorities NH Campaign.