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 using the below button. Submission is not a guarantee that your resource will be accepted.
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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 report highlights the 2020 campus democratic engagement action
planning process and shares key findings, suggestions, and data.
A comprehensive messaging toolkit designed to help campus leaders combat student disillusionment and navigate polarizing elections while maintaining nonpartisan approaches to democratic engagement.
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).
The allintovote.org website as a one-stop shop for campuses and their students to navigate the voting process.
Your Major on the Ballot is designed to help draw connections between democracy and the different fields students are studying in the classroom.
This resource walks through the importance of tracking voter registrations facilitated by your efforts and several methods and recommendations to do so.
Use the Ask Every Student Civic Engagement Packet to streamline and simplify an inclusive process to register many students to vote, check for errors, and follow up with students as needed.
The Ask Every Student Conversation Guide, created by campus leaders in the Ask Every Student Codesigner Cohort, outlines principles for speaking to students about democratic engagement, with a focus on voter participation.
Integrate nonpartisan voter registration and education into digital campus systems like course registration pages, learning management systems, student portals, and many more!
These resources can help you hold focus groups with and collect surveys from faculty to identify the incentives, resources, support, opportunities, and barriers addressed to include civic and voter engagement into their courses.
Replicate Miami Dade College's Faculty Professional Development Workshop to prepare faculty to help students be “election-ready" on your own campus using these sample materials.
These template pledge cards can be used to track how many students your initiative is engaging and provide you with contact information to follow up with newly registered voters and ensure they follow through and vote.
The Ask Every Student Template Training Slides are a customizable presentation to use to train your student leaders to speak to their peer about nonpartisan democratic engagement, with a focus on voter registration and participation.
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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 template presentation, designed for either in-person or virtual use, helps you meet students where they are at and address the questions that they are most likely to wonder about participating in our democracy.
Learn how to effectively utilize the classroom visit strategy to educate students on civic engagement and register them to vote if eligible.
This curriculum includes a sequence of interactive, collaborative activities to identify and map intentional and equitable partnerships to build nonpartisan student voting coalitions.
Use the Faculty Champions Toolkit to strategically partner with faculty to integrate voter registration and democratic engagement opportunities into their courses.
Learn how to integrate nonpartisan voter registration into mandatory orientation programming, to reach every new student on your campus and establish a campus culture of voter participation.
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