Join the Partnership for Public Service and Syracuse University’s Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship on Thursday Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. EDT,virtually and in Washington, D.C., for “Trust and Engagement: Insights on Young People’s Relationship with the Federal Government.”This event will explore young people’s perceptions of the federalgovernment. Speakers will discuss the Partnership’s latest data on this demographic group’s views and how they might inform the government’s efforts to become more trusted, trustworthy and transparent.Why it matters:Only 23% of Americans trust the federal government, according to Partnership data, with trust being particularly low among young adults aged 18-34. Trusted and trustworthy democratic institutions are critical to a well-functioning and effective democracy.To help inform the government’s efforts to become more trusted and trustworthy, the Partnership has been researching youth perceptions of government and public service. We will release a report on our latest findings at this event. Please register on our website to attend the event, either virtually or in person: https://ourpublicservice.org/event/trust-and-engagement-insights-on-young-peoples-relationship-with-the-federal-government/.