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Students: What You Need to Know About Voting in the 2020 Election
Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at the University of Louisville create a digital space where students can get simple explanations and resources on voting and other forms of civic engagement.
Read MoreBard College’s Lawsuit Alleging Voter Suppression Awaits Judge’s Decision
Bard College and The Andrew Goodman Foundation's lawsuit against Duchess County for suppressing the student vote awaits decision by New York State Supreme Court judge.
Read MoreStudent Advocates Push Others to Vote Despite COVID-19 Obstacles
Vote Everywhere Campus Team at Arizona State University break down absentee voting and vouch that it continues to be a secure and safe way for students to vote this year.
Read MoreThe Andrew Goodman Foundation’s Statement on Lack of Justice for Breonna Taylor
The Andrew Goodman Foundation community is deeply angered and saddened by the lack of justice in the case of Breonna Taylor.
Read MoreKentucky Secretary of State Talks to Students About Upcoming Election
Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere team at the University of Louisville hosts Kentucky Secretary of State to urge students to vote.
Read MoreSimpson College Ranked No. 3 in the Nation for Student Voting
Washington Monthly ranks Andrew Goodman Campus Simpson College third best college in the country for student voting.
Read MoreNational HBCU voting summit stresses importance of youth turnout
The Andrew Goodman Foundation hosts the first ever HBCU Voting Summit to ensure that students of color have full and equal access to the ballot box.
Read MoreCCEL Provides Opportunities for Voter Engagement on Campus
Case Western Reserve University's Vote Everywhere team combats low student voter turnout rates by registering students, breaking down voting barriers, and tackling social justice issues.
Read MoreLetter from Civil Rights Organizations Calling for Investigation and Hearings Into DHS Coverup of White Supremacist Intelligence
The Andrew Goodman Foundation joins The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, calling on an investigation on the handlings of white supremacy by the Department of Homeland Security in light of recent allegations of politically motivated coverups.
Read MoreHow to Vote in a Pandemic
Simpson College's Vote Everywhere team breaks down student voting in Iowa.
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