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AGF’s #WorldBookDay Reading List
In case you haven’t heard, it’s #WorldBookDay! This day was first reserved in 1995 by UNESCO to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. Today, we’re celebrating by sharing our favorite books related to voting and civil rights. Let us know what you’re reading this #WorldBookDay!
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Wanna Save the Planet? Vote!
Climate change is an important issue among young people. Learn how you can use your vote to help impact the future of our planet.
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#LivetheLegacy this Social Work Month
Program and Fellowship Manager Taryn Dwyer talks about continuing the long-lasting legacy of advocating for political and social equity during Social Work Month.
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Civics for Citizens – The Legislative Branch
The fourth installment of our Civics for Citizens blog breaks down the third and final branch of government, the Legislative Branch.
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A Look at Civic Engagement at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Kevin Hurtado, Communications and Development Associate at The Andrew Goodman Foundation, discusses how HBCUs promote a commitment to civic engagement and service.
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If Super Bowl LIII was the 2018 Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Evan Malbrough, Vote Everywhere Ambassador at Georgia State University, discusses the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election and the importance of election reform.
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2020 Presidential Elections: How to Build and Keep the Momentum Going
The Vote everywhere Alumni Association discusses the path ahead for the 2020 Elections.
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MLK at 90: An urgent call to action
Jonathan Capehart discusses attending the launch of the Gandhi King Institute for Nonviolence and Social Justice, co-founded by civil rights icon, Clarence Jones, and Jonathan D. Greenberg. David Goodman, President of The Andrew Goodman Foundation, and two Puffin Democracy Fellows were also in attendance. - The Washington Post
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The 2018 Vote Everywhere Wrap Up
A reflection on the work of The Andrew Goodman Foundation in 2018.
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Where Are They Now: MacKenzie Bills
The "Where Are They Now" series profiles the post-ambassadorship experience of Vote Everywhere alumni. In this piece, we speak with MacKenzie Bills, who currently works for the United States Department of State.
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