Ask Every Student Faculty Professional Development Workshop
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.
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.
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.
Landscape analysis and best practices for campuses working with election officials and vice-versa.
The Democracy Group is the one-stop shop for podcasts about democracy, civic engagement, and civil discourse to help you understand what’s broken in our democracy, and how people are working together to fix it.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Building a Youth Poll Worker Project captures how other young people can build their own poll worker projects on their campuses and in their communities across the country.
The Faculty Network supports and empowers faculty of all disciplines in higher education to contribute to the development of students and faculty as engaged voters and full participants in a democratic society.
Curricular resources for faculty to incorporate nonpartisan voter education and deliberative dialogue discussions about pressing civic issues affecting students into courses across all disciplines.
An IDHE report series, centered on research-backed recommendations for promoting and sustaining political learning on campus.
One-page discussion guides on topical issues for use in and out of the classroom.
This resource should be used as a roadmap to guide conversations about free speech and inclusion on campus.
SLSV has truly been a catalyst and a community that my students, peers and I have leaned on. Through the coalition, I learned to harness collective power and bring it back to campus, partnering with students and colleagues on campus , as well as organizations like Baltimore Votes and Black Girls Vote, to do things like a party at the polls ahead of the midterms; working closely with Andrew Goodman Foundation ambassadors; supporting the on-campus polling location; getting involved in the census planning workgroup; and diving deeper into action planing and and coalition building to help bring the TU Votes initiative to next levels. What I hope endures is how young people continue to come together to turn their values into action, going beyond words, within and beyond their ballots, adapting and pivoting, and proving their voices are powerful beyond measure. Those years ignited the passion I continue to carry to this day. They truly made me realize that we have something meaningful here, beyond just one election. To the next generations: never forget that these connections are our superpower. Even in challenging times, continue to foster spaces of joy, collaboration and true community, because I wholeheartedly believe that those things will continue to uplift us in the years to come.
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