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At the Youth Political Participation Program (YPPP) of the Eagleton Institute of Politics, we hold that the quality of our democracy is based in large part on the education youth receive in citizenship. Through research, public service, and educational programs, YPPP is dedicated to exploring civic education at the high school level and political participation among young adults. Understanding and encouraging youth political participation is more important than ever. The remarkably large “Millennial Generation” – those born after 1976 – is poised to become a significant force in the American electorate. The U.S. Census predicts that by 2015, “Millennials” will constitute one-third of the U.S. electorate. The Youth Political Participation Program of the Eagleton Institute is dedicated to ensuring that these young people are informed and engaged participants in the political process. For more information on the size and makeup of the “Millennial Generation”, read the Millennial Generation Factsheet. Follow the links below for a listing of current and future projects of YPPP. For more information, contact Randi Chmielewski at or Elizabeth Matto at or call at 732-932-9384.
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