Resource Library

This library is a collection of resources submitted by SLSV Coalition partners. The tags and definitions were self-submitted by Coalition partners. Interested in submitting a resource to be included in the Resource Library? Submit your resource here. Submission is not a guarantee that your resource will be accepted. Check out the guidance below before submitting a resource. 

Resources are: programs, toolkits, action planning guides, publications, recommended readings, graphics/media/creative materials, websites, presentations, event planning materials, replicable best practices, civic technology, campus strategies, and other evergreen resources. 

Our resources library does not contain: job postings, press releases, and advertisements that promote an organization or product, partisan resources, and resources outside of the scope of the Coalition (i.e. resources that don’t align with any of the SLSV Coalition’s guiding principles and don’t advance our work within student and/or youth democratic engagement). 

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One-page discussion guides on topical issues for use in and out of the classroom.
Resources making it easier for students to understand their state's primary elections.
This toolkit serves as a step-by-step guide to working with your institution and local elections officials to bring (or keep!) a voting site on your campus.
This report highlights the 2020 campus democratic engagement action planning process and shares key findings, suggestions, and data.
One-stop resource for creating programming and uplifting messaging around the 50th anniversary of the 26th Amendment.
This report from the National Task Force on Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement calls on the nation to reclaim higher education’s civic mission.
Seven states currently discriminate on the basis of age in their vote-at-home (also known as absentee ballot) systems, and this report explains why these laws are unconstitutional under the Twenty-Sixth Amendment, which prohibits age discrimination in voting.
This report highlights student-led nonpartisan voting efforts on college and university campuses following the 2020 elections at institutions participating in the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge (ALL IN Challenge).
A toolkit with a brief overview of ALL IN's resources for campuses.
The allintovote.org website as a one-stop shop for campuses and their students to navigate the voting process.
The Ask Every Student Toolkit is a growing resource of strategies, tools, and tactics that are designed to assist campus leaders in implementing full student voter registration strategies on their campuses.
This toolbox includes a template presentation plus additional resources on how science, voting, and democracy are interrelated–and the crucial role that the STEM community plays in supporting our democracy.
One-pagers for campus stakeholders and local election officials with actions to establishing mutually beneficial relationships and programs to increase nonpartisan democratic engagement.
Campus Takeover resources (toolkits, webinars, and additional materials) can help those celebrating Civic Holidays on college campuses.
A brief perspective from HBCU students on their interactions regarding civic engagement with Elections Officials, Politicians, Third-party organizations, and Campus Administrators.
This toolbox includes a template presentation, which you can adapt based on your location, intended audiences, and the topics you’d most like to communicate, plus additional resources that explore the wide range of civic engagement activities presented.
This toolbox includes a template presentation, which you can adapt based on your intended audiences and the topics you’d most like to communicate, plus additional resources if you want to provide more details about identifying and countering disinformation particularly as it relates to voting rights and our democracy.
This resource provides educators, parents, and community leaders with access to the Democracy Class curriculum, providing a practical understanding of how the government works, how power is leveraged, and teaching skills to exercise their rights and represent their interests.
A comprehensive guide to digital organizing, this toolkit offers four strategies for transitioning in-person democratic engagement to an online environment, especially in times of need and social distancing.
A guide on how to create your own DIY voter engagement relational texting program with or without access to a relational texting app.
This tool allows you to input your address information to find a comprehensive list of all of the elected officials who represent you at the federal and state levels.
This tool offers voting information for each state, including all upcoming elections, deadlines, and voting options.
An IDHE report series, centered on research-backed recommendations for promoting and sustaining political learning on campus.
Landscape analysis and best practices for campuses working with election officials and vice-versa.

The Resource Library is populated by information partners submitted via SLSV Coalition Resource Audit. If you would like to edit a resource’s page, please fill out our Website Edits Form