FAQ

The Civic Clarity Foundation was officially launched in April 2025 by Rehan Mazid. It was created as a response to political

You can get involved with the Civic Clarity Foundation in a number of ways, including, but not limited to:

• Joining one or more of our commissions

• Volunteering at our events

• Writing op-eds for us that align with our foundational principles

• Applying to the executive board when there are postings

You can reach out to us anytime by either filling out the form on our contact page or sending us an email. All professional inquiries should be sent to the proper email address as listed on the page.

A commission is an arm of the foundation responsible for policy research and advocacy relating to their specific mandate. Each commission is made up of youth, community leaders, academics, and legislators serving in a non-voting capacity. The leadership of the commission is shared between an election within the respective commission for a chair, and a director of the foundation is responsible for oversight upon appointment from the executive director.

The Civic Clarity Foundation officially maintains organizational non-partisanship. Our executive board and commissions are composed of individuals with diverse viewpoints, party memberships, and ideological perspectives. However, through disagreement, we strive to find consensus. The Civic Clarity Foundation stays committed to our principles of governmental transparency, accountability, and the role of youth in our democracy.

You can support the Civic Clarity Foundation through participating in any of our commissions, or by donating above. All proceeds go towards supporting our core principles.