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Unless Florida learns from Alabama’s mistakes, voting rights restoration may go unrealized
Puffin Democracy Fellow Dana Sweeney co-authored an op-ed for the Tampa Bay Times to discuss the next steps in facilitating felon voting rights restoration in Florida.
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On #GivingTuesday, why do you give?
The Andrew Goodman Foundation's supporters make amazing things happen. This year, for #GivingTuesday, we wanted to know why! We asked our supporters why they care, and here's what we learned.
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Where Are They Now: Joanna Woodson
The "Where Are They Now" series profiles the post-ambassadorship experience of Vote Everywhere alumni. In this piece, we speak with Joanna Woodson, Western Carolina University Vote Everywhere Alumna and Associate at Mile 22 Associates, a civic engagement organization dedicated to supporting local leaders.
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Where Are They Now: Michael Blichar
The "Where Are They Now" series profiles the post-ambassadorship experience of Vote Everywhere alumni. In this piece, we speak with Michael Blichar, Kutztown University Vote Everywhere Alumni and former candidate for State Representative in the 187th Legislative District of Pennsylvania.
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5 Things You Can Do on Election Day in Addition to Voting
The excitement of Election Day does not have to end with your vote. Check out five additional ways you can stay civically engaged throughout the day after your cast your ballot.
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Don’t be Spooked by the Ballot – 4 Creative Ways to Get Out the Vote
Vote Everywhere teams at Binghamton University, Elon University, Montclair State University, SUNY Geneseo, and Western Carolina University have implemented fun and innovative Get-Out-The-Vote strategies for the 2018 Midterm Elections.
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LSU student leader: Louisiana should expand early voting
Zoë Williamson, Vote Everywhere team leader at Louisiana State University, discusses why early voting should be expanded in Louisiana. - The Advocate
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As a young adult, I see how voting should be treated like a rite of passage
Just like taking the SATs or moving into your college dorm, former AGF intern, Kylie Powers, argues that voting should be a rite of passage into adulthood for young people today. -The Star-Ledger
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Where are they now: A closer look at Vote Everywhere Alumni
Vote Everywhere Alumni Joanna Woodson, MacKenzie Bills, and Michael Blichar discuss their commitment to civic life post-graduation.
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Five Resources for Planning This Election Season and Beyond
Vote Everywhere Program Director, Karena Cronin, shares five resources to enhance campus action planning this election season.
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