Activist

In a democracy, you can actively make a difference in what you care about. Get moving!

An activist is someone who takes action. It’s not just about speaking your mind, but about trying to create change—whether through signs, words, music, actions, or collaboration. Activists come in all shapes and ages, and it doesn’t have to mean shouting loudly. The most important thing is that you do something because you want to make a difference. When we talk about activism in democracy, it’s about how we can all be part of starting something—and that even small steps matter.

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Opinion

Opinion

In a democracy, we change our opinions. You need to be able to speak your mind out loud and listen to others so ...
Courage

Courage

In a democracy, participation is essential. You need to find the courage to join in just as you are. You already ...
Disagreement

Disagreement

In a democracy, disagreement is common – and essential. We need to be able to stay in it, because it makes us ...
Verbal confidence

Verbal confidence

In a democracy, we all have a voice. But first, we need to get to know it – so it feels natural and good to ...
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