Legislation To Action: Obtaining An On-Campus Polling Place At Pace University
Read how Pace University became one of many campuses in the Vote Everywhere network that successfully obtained an on-campus polling place.
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Gator Day on Election Day: Improving Access To The Ballot At Allegheny College
Read how the Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at Allegheny College sustained an effort over four years to have Election Day on Gator Day, free from classes.
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Student-Led Tribute: Remembering Andrew Goodman And Freedom Summer
Sydney Karlin and Sarah Glisson, Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at Ramapo College, bring Freedom Summer to life in the 60th Anniversary Exhibit they coordinated for Civic Engagement Week.
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SGA Senate Blocks Expanded Voting Window For Second Time
The Student Government Association at the University of Mississippi voted against expanding SGA elections from 12 to 48 hours.
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Redefining Voting Access For Pace Students
The Andrew Goodman Campus Team at Pace University in New York, NY, shares on the impact of obtaining an on-campus polling location.
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Historic Vote Empowers Young People In Newark | Opinion
Newark city council vote to expand the franchise to 16-year-olds for school board races.
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Newark City Council Gives 16- And 17-Year Olds Right To Vote In School Board Elections
The Newark City Council voted 9-0 to allow 16- and 17-year olds to vote in school board elections.
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Civics For Change: Digital Organizing
As young people, we have powerful tools for organizing and getting out the vote at our fingertips. This installment of our Civics For Change blog series provides an overview of how to best use them.
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Civics For Change: The 26th Amendment
This Civics For Change blog discusses the history of the 26th Amendment, examines the current challenges that persist for young voters, and offers a path forward to fulfill the promise of the 26th Amendment.
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Civics For Change: The Civil Rights Act Of 1964
The Civil Rights Act is considered the nation’s most important civil rights legislation. Read more about how this piece of legislation has shaped our nation since its passage into law nearly sixty years ago.
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