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Son of the South Reviews
Read our reviews of Son of the South, a biopic about Bob Zellner who, like Andrew Goodman, was a white ally and organizer for voting rights in the 1960s.
Read MoreHow I Told My Elected Officials to Respect My Vote and My Children’s Education
How The Andrew Goodman Foundation's Respect My Vote campaign helped our Digital Marketing Manager advocate for their children's education in Arkansas.
Read MoreCivics For Citizens: The First 100 Days
Learn more about a president's first 100 days in office and what you can do to stay civically engaged.
Read MoreThe Andrew Goodman Foundation’s Statement on the U.S. Senate’s Verdict of Not Guilty in Donald Trump’s Impeachment Trial
The Andrew Goodman Foundation is extremely disappointed with the U.S. Senate's decision to acquit former President Donald Trump of inciting a violent insurrection and failing to uphold his oath of office.
Read MoreSix-ish Ways to Stay Civically Engaged Between Elections
We still have a lot of work to do to create a fair and just democracy. Here's some suggestions on how you can take your activism beyond the ballot box.
Read MoreCampaign to the Polls: How Young Voters Overcame Obstacles and Took Their Power Back
Through a Campaign to the Polls, AGF and the Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Network combatted the obstacles of 2020’s complex student voting landscape so that young voters could achieve the full power of their collective vote.
Read MoreAndrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Welcomes 39 New Campuses in Rapid 2020 Network Expansion
In 2020, The Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere program welcomed 39 new campuses into its national network of campus partners and student leaders ahead of the 2020 Presidential Election.
Read MoreCivics For Citizens: The Supreme Court of the United States
The recent nomination of a new Supreme Court justice has made an already intense election season, all the more critical. In this edition of the Civics for Citizens blog, we'll be examining how this process will work and what it all means for 2020 and beyond.
Read MoreTake Your Power Back Weekend: Allyship As an Organizer
Listen to panelists discuss how student organizers can be allies to students of color and actively practice anti-racism.
Read MoreTake Your Power Back Weekend: Voting Rights Challenges That Keep Us Up at Night
Listen to panelists share advocacy stories and advice for young people, as well as discuss activism fatigue and the importance of rest.
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