Advice from a 20-year-old former Biden Staffer
I organized across ten different Universities during an almost entirely virtual campaign in the battleground state of Michigan to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in their run for President and Vice President. My co-workers and I helped lead the most dramatic increase of youth voter turnout across any battleground…
Lessons to the #YouthVote from a community and political organizer
- Power in numbers. People-power is the most important political currency. Regardless of how much money an initiative (or candidate) is funneled — money can’t vote. Movements backed by people carry votes. Never forget this.
- Use social media and call them…
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Young people are an inexhaustible source of energy and passion for social change. They have the electoral force and enthusiasm to swing any election, but due to logistical and structural barriers, young people face a tougher time turning out the vote. These barriers…
Letter from a former Biden Campus Organizer
- Every campaign must include a campus team, or at minimum, a youth-focused organizer. This sends a clear message to young people that they matter and helps give the unique support and tools that young voters need. What I heard from voters on campus…
“Relational Organizing” is just a fancy way of saying organizing your friends, according to Jen O’Malley Dillion, former Campaign Manager to Joe Biden.
How do you organize young people to vote in a must-win, battleground state of Michigan, during a global pandemic, in the most consequential election of our lives…
