Interested in getting involved in supporting free and fair elections or identifying volunteer opportunities for your students? Find opportunities to engage on your campus, in your community, and at the polls here

• Campus Compact: Campus Compact is a national coalition of 1,000+ colleges and universities committed to building democracy through civic education and community development. Visit their website to find resources for students, and for faculty and staff interested in supporting student voting.


• All In Democracy Challenge The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge encourages student civic engagement. They offer resources for those interested in supporting student civic engagement, and voter turnout on college campuses.


• Power the Polls America is facing a record shortage of poll workers this year due to the coronavirus. Our democracy depends on ordinary people who make sure elections run smoothly and everyone’s vote is counted. Power the Polls is helping recruit pollworkers to ensure a safe, fair, efficient election for all.


• Students Learn Students Vote The Students Learn Students Vote Coalition is the national hub and largest nonpartisan network in the United States dedicated to increasing college student voter participation. They convene and connect partners, campuses, and students with each other and with resources and programming to ensure that every student has easy and equal access to participate in every election. Visit their website for data, reports, best practices, campus and classroom toolkits and voting guides.


• How Colleges Can Help Overcome the National Poll Worker Shortage, RAISE the Vote Andrew J. Seligsohn and Emily Bottie


• Mobilizing Students through Faculty Engagement: Join the Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights, RAISE the Vote Sabrina Medler


• Campus Engagement Election Project The Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) assists administrators, faculty, staff and student leaders to engage students in federal, state and local elections. CEEP’s national nonpartisan efforts combine our powerful resources with personalized coaching. Schools use CEEP resources to help students register to vote, navigate challenging voting laws, learn about issues and candidates, volunteer in elections and show up at the polls, whether virtually or in person.


• Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights The Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights is a nationwide network of faculty working together to support students’ right to vote. Visit their page for FAQs about student voting rights, and resources for faculty interested in supporting accessible, informed student voting. Get involved by visiting their webpage and/or joining their mailing list or Slack group.