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Oregon's Kid Governor

Oregon's Kid Governor

An award-winning statewide civics program created by the Connecticut Democracy Center

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About Oregon’s Kid Governor

Our current Oregon’s Kid Governor for 2020 is Raaga Mandala of Portland.

Oregon’s Kid Governor® (ORKG®) is led by the Oregon Secretary of State and is a state affiliate of Kid Governor®, an award-winning civics program created by the Connecticut Democracy Center (CTDC). The free, in-class program teaches fifth graders about state government, elections, and the importance of civics engagement through a real-life election that’s timed to coincide with Election Day in November. ORKG inspires students to be lifelong agents of change, active participants in our government, and registered voters when they turn 18. For more information on ORKG – both the program and the student – follow Oregon’s Kid Governor on Facebook or visit the program’s website at OR.KidGovernor.org.

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2020 ORKG Raaga

Raaga

2020 Oregon’s Kid Governor
Raaga Mandala

Platform: Transitioning Homeless Into Permanent Housing
School: Jacob Wismer Elementary, Portland
YouTube: Raaga for Kid Governor
Facebook: Watch the announcement 
Blog: Learn, Love Legislate

Raaga's Family and Award

Why are Civics Education and Programs
like Kid Governor Important?

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