Vote Today: Your Vote, Your Voice, Your Power

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Stories from the People

There are a number of key things we’re working on to build BIPOC political power. We can start by making voting and access to voting a truly universal right, and lifting up oppressed communities—and the organizations that serve them—in the decision making process.

Juanica Fernandes, Executive Director, Florida Civic Engagement Table

I’m thrilled to be a part of the State Voices network, which I’ve already come to learn is an incredible, powerful, and fierce community of humans. I am so excited to work alongside the SV team as well as Table Directors and staff across the country, whom I have so much respect for and gratitude to.

Irene Shin, Executive Director of the Virginia Civic Engagement Table

Centering leadership development as a value of organizations that work in civic engagement is key to making lasting social impact in BIPOC communities.

Melanie Herrera-Bortz, Executive Director, Colorado Civic Engagement Roundtable

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