Resources and tools for learning, teaching, and engaging about federal elections and democracy.

Resources and tools for learning, teaching, and engaging about federal elections and democracy.
Students aged 16 or older can take their learning about democracy one step further and apply to work as a poll worker during the federal election.
There are opportunities to work at advance polls on weekends, not just on election day, so there is no need to miss school.
Working at the polls is a unique opportunity for students to get involved in elections—even before they are eligible to vote!
You can read a lot of things about elections online. Some of them are true. Others, not so much. And what’s true for one election might not be true for another. It’s always best to check what the ...
We are pleased to introduce an online interactive map to accompany our learning resource Geography of Elections. This new tool gives you more options for using blended learning pedagogy in your ...
In the current social media environment, it can be difficult for students to know what information to trust, including when it comes to elections. Where can they find accurate information? What are ...