We’re a growing group of people who believe that understanding your world shouldn’t feel impossible. We’re here to make learning clearer, more human, and more accessible — one step at a time.
The WV Clarity Project didn’t start as an organization. It started as a simple idea: people deserve a place where they can learn how things work without feeling overwhelmed, judged, or talked down to. Over time, that idea grew into a community effort focused on helping people build confidence in their own ability to understand their government, their community, and the systems around them.
We’re motivated by curiosity, honesty, and a genuine belief that people grow when they have the right tools. We’re not experts sitting above anyone — we’re learners standing beside them. Our work is shaped by real questions, real conversations, and a desire to make things clearer for everyone.
This project began in West Virginia because this is where we live, work, and care deeply about the future. But the values behind it — clarity, understanding, and community — aren’t limited to one state. Anyone who wants to learn and grow is welcome here.
As we grow, we’re building more than a website. We’re building a space where people can learn at their own pace, ask better questions, and feel supported in the process. Over time, this will expand into hands-on efforts, community involvement, and resources that help people take meaningful steps in their own lives.
We’re here to grow — and to help others grow with us. That’s who we are.
We respect your privacy. The WV Clarity Project does not track, sell, or share personal data. Any information you choose to provide (such as through a contact form) is used solely for communication related to this project.
The WV Clarity Project is a non‑partisan project. We do not endorse candidates or political parties. All interviews, resources, and educational materials are presented with fairness, transparency, and equal opportunity for all participants.
The WV Clarity Project is committed to making our website accessible and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities. We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA and continuously improve our site. Our current accessibility features include dark mode, clear typography, responsive design, language options, and screen‑reader‑friendly modals. We are working to improve keyboard navigation, add alt text to images, and enhance ARIA labeling. If you experience any accessibility issues or have suggestions, please contact us at: