About Civic Engagement Groups

Civic Engagement groups bring people together around public participation — advocacy campaigns, policy discussions, public comment coordination, and community action.

Organize around issues

Whether you are coordinating public comments, mobilizing voters, or building support for a policy position, a Civic Engagement group gives your effort a home base with the tools to make it effective.

Mobilize your supporters

Reach your members through built-in email when it is time to act. Send action alerts, share updates, and coordinate responses. Members choose their preferred delivery frequency so they stay engaged without burnout.

Segment for impact

Organize supporters by district, interest area, skill set, or engagement level. When you need specific people to take specific action, segments let you reach exactly the right group.

Control who can participate

Keep strategy discussions private among core organizers, or open your group publicly to build broader support. Multiple visibility levels let you decide what is open and what stays internal.

Represent your cause

Name your leaders Organizers, Advocates, or Campaign Leads. Customize how your group appears and the language it uses to match your movement.

Who uses Civic Engagement groups?

Advocacy organizations, community action groups, policy coalitions, voter mobilization campaigns, neighborhood associations, and non-partisan civic initiatives.