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Strengthening Democracy: A Progress Report On Federal Agency Action To Promote Access To Voting

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On March 7, 2021, President Biden issued Executive Order 14019 Promoting Access to Voting, a visionary EO that has the potential to make registration and voting more accessible for millions of Americans, including many communities historically excluded from the political process. In it, President Biden directs federal agencies to “consider ways to expand citizens’ opportunities to register to vote and to obtain information about, and participate in, the electoral process.” This report evaluates 10 federal agencies on their progress in meeting the goals of this important EO.

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Live The Legacy Podcast

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The Live the Legacy podcast captures bold conversations between civil rights icons and today’s student activists. These conversations bridge the past and the present in order to move forward together. Listen today on AGF's website or your favorite podcast app.

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide To Building A Youth Poll Worker Project

Guide or Handbook

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Building a Youth Poll Worker Project, written by Puffin Democracy Fellow Evan Malbrough, reflects Evan’s experiences building a youth poll worker project in Georgia and offers lessons on how other young people can follow suit to ensure our polling places are representatively staffed.

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my.VoteEverywhere Student Election And Voter Information Portal

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my.VoteEverywhere.org is a one-stop shop election and voter information portal that helps visitors register to vote, obtain a ballot, learn about what's on their ballot, pledge to vote, and more!

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Digital Organizing Toolkit

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A comprehensive guide to digital organizing, this toolkit offers four strategies for transitioning in-person democratic engagement to an online environment, especially in times of need and social distancing. Complete with case studies about our very own Andrew Goodman Ambassadors’ activities, the Digital Organizing Toolkit provides a roadmap of how to leverage AGF’s digital tools, host virtual events, use your social media platforms, and advocate for change online.

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Andrew Goodman Ambassador Handbook

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The Ambassador Handbook is the go-to guide for voter engagement on your campus. Before hosting any voter registration drives or other events, it is crucial that Andrew Goodman Ambassadors become familiar with the contents of this manual.

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Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions’ MSI Vote: Ensuring Democracy And Promoting Voting Through The Power Of Minority Serving Institutions

Report about Anti-Racism Social Justice by Partner

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Plus One The Polls’ Interest Form For Bringing A Voter Site To Your Campus

Toolkit about Advocacy Campus Action Planning by Partner

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Poll Worker Rules And Constraints

Guide or Handbook about Civic and Voter Education State Information Voting by Partner

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Put Your NSLVE Report To Work

Video about Measurement and Evaluation by Andrew Goodman Foundation

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Rise Up Weekend Playlist (2021)

Video about National Civic Leadership Training Summit by Andrew Goodman Foundation

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Securing On-Campus Polling Places: Case Studies From The Andrew Goodman Network

Toolkit about Advocacy Promising Practices by Andrew Goodman Foundation Andrew Goodman Ambassador at Bard College Georgia State University-Atlanta University of Florida in Florida Georgia New York

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SLSV Coalition’s Anti-Racism Resources

Guide or Handbook about Anti-Racism by Partner

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SLSV Coalition’s Campus Takeover Resources

Website about Events Voter Registration by Partner

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NSLVE’s State Reports (2018)

The National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement is a study of U.S. college and university student voting. This resource provides NSLVE reports for sixteen different states, informed by the aggregate of reports for NSLVE participating institutions in those respective states. States include: Minnesota, Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Colorado.

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On Campus Early Voting In Florida In The 2018 General Election

Report about State Information by Andrew Goodman Foundation at Miami Dade College-Kendall Miami Dade College-North Miami Dade College-Wolfson University of Florida in Florida

In the 2018 Florida General Election, nearly 60,000 registered voters in 9 Florida counties cast early in-person ballots at 12 on-campus voting locations at public and private universities and colleges. Young voters, as well as people of color and those who did not cast a ballot in 2016, disproportionately voted at the On-Campus Locations.

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Pace Votes’ 101 Course Civic Engagement Plan

Handout about Voter Registration by Andrew Goodman Ambassador at Pace University in New York

Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at Pace University use this handout in 101 courses to help students register to vote, make a plan to vote, and get their peers civically engaged.

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Pace Votes’ Election Day As A Holiday Student Testimonials

Handout about Advocacy Promising Practices by Andrew Goodman Ambassador at Pace University in New York

This resources from Pace University includes student testimonials that helped Andrew Goodman Ambassadors successfully make the case for why Election Day should be a holiday on campus.

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Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions’ MSI Vote: Ensuring Democracy And Promoting Voting Through The Power Of Minority Serving Institutions

Report about Anti-Racism Social Justice by Partner

MSI Vote, a report from the Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions, looks at the issues affecting young and minority voters, as well as policies that perpetuate their voter suppression. Because Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) educate 20% of all students and 40% of students of color, the report argues that MSIs have a responsibility to promote civic engagement and offers key recommendations.

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Plus One The Polls’ Interest Form For Bringing A Voter Site To Your Campus

Toolkit about Advocacy Campus Action Planning by Partner

Request access to the Plus One the Polls Toolkit to learn more about best practices for bringing a polling site to your campus.

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