SLSV Coalition’s Post-Election Campus Resources And Response Guide (2020)
On October 8, over 100 stakeholders in the student voting space came together to ideate around the question “how might we prepare to support campus stakeholders in processing and responding to a tumultuous post-election season?” This document is a synthesis of their ideas for how best to address that challenge.
Read MoreSLSV Coalition’s Resources For Intentional Voter Engagement Messaging While Addressing Systemic Racism
We're making our voices heard about systemic racism, racial justice, and the Black Lives Matter movement. As organizations and leaders in the student voting space, we must be intentional, responsible, and thoughtful when we talk about democratic engagement and voting. We can hold two things to be true: Voting is one of the most consequential tools for progressive social change, but the democratic system often harms and excludes Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities.
Read MoreSLSV Coalition’s Strengthening American Democracy Guide
A guide developed by the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition members for developing an action plan to increase civic learning, political engagement, and voting rates among college students.
Read MoreSLSV Coalition’s Strengthening American Democracy Guide Rubric
A rubric developed by the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition members to supplement the publication, Strengthening American Democracy: A Guide for Developing an Action Plan to Increase Civic Learning, Political Engagement, and Voter Participation Among College Students (2nd Ed.).
Read MoreThe Hitchhiker’s Guide To Building A Youth Poll Worker Project
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.
Read MoreVoteRiders’ Map Of State-By-State Voter ID Rules
Visit VoteRiders' website to find state-by-state voter ID rules and learn which IDs are accepted to vote by mail or in person in your state.
Read More