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Our next leadership camps are in Spring 2026, in-person and/or virtually
Youth participate in an interactive game show where teams earn points by answering questions about civic topics, current issues, and community engagement. Scores are displayed live on a podium, creating an exciting and educational experience.
How might this help your community?
How might this help your community?
Makes civic learning fun and engaging
Increases awareness of local and global issues
Builds confidence in expressing opinions respectfully
Encourages youth participation in community conversations
This project empowers youth to learn about civic systems in a dynamic, team-based environment while strengthening communication and critical thinking skills.
TIPS FOR WHEN & WHERE
TIPS FOR WHEN & WHERE
School assemblies, classrooms, youth conferences, or leadership events
During the school year
Suggested Action Plan
Suggested Action Plan
Choose civic topics (e.g., local government, voting, community rights, current events).
Create trivia-style questions with varying difficulty levels.
Organize teams and prepare a scoreboard or podium display.
Assign a host or moderator to guide the game.
Debrief after the game to discuss key takeaways and real-world connections.
POTENTIAL RESOURCES
POTENTIAL RESOURCES
✓ Printed question cards or slides ($10–$30)
✓ Podium or scoreboard display setup ($0–$50)
✓ Small prizes or certificates for participants ($20–$50)
HELPFUL LINKS
HELPFUL LINKS
Youth civic engagement resources (Canada): https://youthrex.com/toolkit/think-big-start-small-youth-civic-engagement-toolkit/
Learning about government in Canada: https://canada.ca/en/democratic-institutions
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