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My Vote, My Voice, Our History

PUBLISHED 11/6/2018 by Rebekah Bell

I’m voting today to honor those who went before me and fought, tooth and nail, to ensure that I could. And I’m voting to make sure their vision of a more just and equal world gets a little closer to becoming a reality.

“When They Go Low, We Go Vote!”

PUBLISHED 11/6/2018 by Brock Colyar

100,000 people marched to the polls in Chicago ahead of the midterm elections. Across the country, feminists today are doing the same.

We Heart: The Website That Keeps Your Voter Registration Straight

PUBLISHED 10/18/2018 by Miranda Martin

With voting rights more under attack than ever, it’s important that everyone stay vigilant to ensure that their registrations remain active. That’s where Don’t Get Purged comes in—a new website that checks the voter rolls in your state so that you can be sure you’re all set for election day.

Voters in Georgia and North Dakota are Fighting Back Against Voter Suppression in Advance of the Midterm Elections

PUBLISHED 10/17/2018 by Miranda Martin

New laws and policies in North Dakota and Georgia threaten to disenfranchise large numbers of Native American and Black voters in November—but with three weeks left until election day, activists are standing steadfast in the battle for the ballot.

We Heart: The Video Series Telling the Stories of Young Feminist Voters

PUBLISHED 10/16/2018 by Miranda Martin

A new social media campaign by A Band of Voters is empowering activists to speak up about the issues that drive them to the polls.

The Midterms and the Battle for the Ballot

PUBLISHED 10/12/2018 by Victoria Sheber

One of the most important elections in a generation is less than a month away—and lawmakers in North Dakota, Georgia and Florida are now mounting desperate, last-minute attempts to silence the voices of their constituents.

Young Feminists are Waging a New Fight for the Ballot

PUBLISHED 7/30/2018 by Elizabeth Meisenzahl

Whether working the phone bank for Hillary Clinton or debating criminal justice policy at the dinner table, Sylvana Widman can’t remember a time she didn’t follow politics. She also can’t remember voting—but that’s not her fault. She’s not old enough.

Voting Rights

My Vote, My Voice, Our History

“When They Go Low, We Go Vote!”

We Heart: The Website That Keeps Your Voter Registration Straight

Voters in Georgia and North Dakota are Fighting Back Against Voter Suppression in Advance of the Midterm Elections

We Heart: The Video Series Telling the Stories of Young Feminist Voters

The Midterms and the Battle for the Ballot

Young Feminists are Waging a New Fight for the Ballot

Capturing the Flag: The New Documentary Calling on Activists to Defend Democracy

The Department of Injustice

Our Votes Are Our Voices—And They’re At Risk

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