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Civic Lab
Understand systemic issues
Otis
JorahLearning this helps you understand why some things aren't fair and gives you ideas on how to make them better for everyone, right now.
As a teen, you'll be a super smart leader, helping organize volunteers for the Olympics or making sure everyone in Utah has a voice and feels included.
Optional materials for this quest.
Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You
RequiredA young adult adaptation of "Stamped from the Beginning" — reads fast, explains systemic racism clearly, and gives you language to talk about these ideas with others.
Civics and Social Justice Journal
RequiredA lined notebook dedicated to your research notes, action plans, and reflections. Keeping your thinking in one place makes the final reflection step much easier.
Community Organizing: Theory and Practice (Hardesty)
Goes deeper into how systemic change actually happens — tactics, coalition-building, and campaign strategy. Great if you want to move beyond awareness into real organizing work.