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SUMMARY:Engaging Youth Voters in Democracy
DESCRIPTION:Youth voters are poised to have a disproportionately high electoral impact in 2022—if campaigns and organizations invest in engaging them. Georgia is listed in the top 5 states to experience the highest youth impact in both the 2022 Senate and Gubernatorial elections. As organizations continue to educate young people on the electoral process\, Democracy Class stands out as a leader. It is a non-partisan curriculum that educates high school students about the importance and history and registers them to vote. Join The Center to learn about how the Democracy Class initiative is engaging youth voters through a partnership of school systems\, voting rights groups\, and sports and entertainment organizations in Atlanta. If you are interested in youth voter education\, please join us to learn how you can be involved in bringing Democracy Class into classrooms and community centers around the country.  
URL:https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/events/engaging-youth-voters-in-democracy/
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SUMMARY:Women Fighting for the Right to Vote
DESCRIPTION:Throughout American history\, women have fought for the right to vote. Think about the role Stacey Abrams’ organization\, Fair Fight\, played in the 2020 election. That effort followed a significant tradition. Our program\, Women Fighting for the Right to Vote\, explores the actions women have taken in history and today to secure the right to vote—from the Civil Rights Movement on. This program will also cover actions women—and everyone—can take to increase turnout in 2022. \nJoin The Center for a conversation about the legacy of the women of the Civil Rights Movement and their influence on the organizations led by women whose work to register voters in Georgia changed the course of an election. \nPanelists: \n\nTamieka Atkins\, Executive Director of ProGeorgia\nHelen Butler\, CEO of People’s Agenda\nDr. Vicki L. Crawford\, Associate Professor of Africana Studies and Director of the Morehouse College Martin Luther King\, Jr. Collection.
URL:https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/events/women-fighting-for-the-right-to-vote/
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