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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.

Student Political Groups Unite For Summit On Student Political Engagement

Andrew Goodman Ambassadors, College Republican, Democrat, Libertarian clubs and a student-run publishing group form summit to ease political tensions and increase political engagement on campus at Binghamton University.

Learning The Importance Of The Youth Vote At The University Of Michigan

Erin Wade, an alumna of Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere and The University of Michigan, describes her experience engaging with student voters on campus.

Senator Elizabeth Warren Reintroduces Youth Voting Rights Act To Empower Young People, Expand Access To Ballot Box

United States Senator Elizabeth Warren has reintroduced the Youth Voting Rights Act of 2023, comprehensive legislation to enforce the Twenty-Sixth Amendment and reduce many of the barriers young people face in voting.

In Other News: Week Of Sept. 27 On Campus

Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Campus Team at Ramapo College of New Jersey hosted a series of events for National Voter Education Week with the Civic and Community Engagement Center.

Wyden, Colleagues Reintroduce Bill To Empower Youth And Expand Voting Access

U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Senate colleagues today reintroduced legislation that would expand youth access to voting.

Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Annabelle Bangs, Binghamton University

In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Annabelle Bangs, an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Binghamton University, is today.

Law Forward, Common Cause, Andrew Goodman Foundation: Win For Wisconsin Voters In Werner V. Dankmeyer Case To Protect Student Voting Rights

Win For Wisconsin Voters In Werner V. Dankmeyer Case To Protect Student Voting Rights

As amici, The Andrew Goodman Foundation and Common Cause Wisconsin contributed to a legal victory in Wisconsin to protect student voting rights. In the case of Werner v. Dankmeyer, Judge Levine ruled to deny the plaintiff’s request to abridge the constitutional right of students to vote from their campus addresses.

Lasting Impact: An Andrew Goodman Alumni Q&A With Chandler Nutall, Spelman College

In this installment of our Lasting Impact Q&A series, learn where Chandler Nutall, an Andrew Goodman Alumna from Spelman College, is today.