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Field Diary: For Innovative Legislation on the Front End, States Need Reliable People and Processes on the Backend
By Kate Krontiris //May 6, 2013

Well, folks, the TurboVote and Reboot local elections research roadshow has come to close.

We’ve got gobs and gobs of data, which we’ll look forward...

Field Diary: In the Land of Snowbirds, Reaching Out to the Youngest Voters
By Kate Krontiris //April 29, 2013

Each year, about 60 million people travel to the state of Florida, including one very special subset of visitors: “snowbirds.”

Florida-bound snowbirds are...


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Reboot in The Atlantic

Reboot in The Atlantic

“Following Pakistan’s May 11 general elections, the first in which political parties were allowed to field candidates in the region, residents across FATA face severe constraints accessing reliable information on the issues and events that most affect their lives,” Panthea Lee writes in this piece on information and empowerment in Pakistan’s tribal areas.

Reboot Featured in Wakefield

Reboot Featured in Wakefield

Jennifer Thibault was featured in Wakefield Design Story “Swell Morocco” where she discussed the process behind logo craft and her design for an elementary school in Morocco.

Welcome to Our Communications Intern

Welcome to Our Communications Intern

We’re very excited to have Vicki Sotiros join our growing family. Vicki will support Reboot’s communications, contributing to editorial, social media, and outreach. She comes to Reboot from a diverse background spanning public relations, graphic design, and design research. We’re thrilled to have her!

Personal Democracy Forum Picks Reboot

Personal Democracy Forum Picks Reboot

We’re thrilled to announce that Kate Krontiris will be joining TurboVote‘s Katy Peters on the PDF main stage during the 2013 conference on June 6-7. They’ll be talking about how to reform voting from the ground up through the 8,000 local offices that administer elections in the US.