There's tons going on this week and you're invited! We hope you'll join us, our partners, and other supporters as we continue to push the movement forward and keep up momentum this month.




September 17 is American Constitution Day

Constitution Day [[link removed]] and Citizenship Day are observed each year on September 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787 and to "recognize all who, by coming of age or by naturalization, have become citizens."

Did you know: Advancement Project National Office and others are advocating for an amendment to the Constitution enshrining the Right to Vote for all people!

Want to learn more?

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Visit
the
National
Right
to
Vote
website
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Sign
[[link removed]]
our
Right
to
Vote
petition
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Learn
more
about
the
importance
of
a
Constitutional
Right
to
Vote
here
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Thursday, September 17, at 4 p.m. ET

Register here [[link removed]] for Radically Honest Conversations: Thinking Boldly about the Right to Vote and the Constitution

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On Constitution Day, join us for the Radically Honest Conversations Series as we discuss the right to vote--as it is now and as it should be--with these speakers:

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Judith
Browne
Dianis
,
Executive
Director,
Advancement
Project
National
Office
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Andrea
James
,
Executive
Director,
National
Council
for
Incarcerated
and
Formerly
Incarcerated
Women
and
Girls
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Ivanna
Gonzalez
,
Deputy
Director,
Blueprint
NC
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Guy
Uriel-Charles
,
Professor
of
Constitutional
Law,
Duke
Law
School
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Laura
Williamson
,
Senior
Policy
Analyst,
Demos




46 Days to the 46th President

We are kicking off the countdown to the 46th president with our voter protection efforts. Stay tuned for voter education resources to educate yourself and others on vote by mail, election deadlines and special content on how you can make a plan to vote and cast a ballot successfully in the 2020 Presidential election and beyond!




Friday, September 18 is National Black Voter Day

National Black Voter Day aims to energize and galvanize Black voters nationwide to take collective action toward civic engagement. The date coincides with the country's first early voting day, in South Dakota and Minnesota -- the latter being ground zero of the fight for racial justice since the killing of George Floyd. Learn more here [[link removed]] .




Friday, September 18, Launch of All In: The Fight for Democracy

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All In: The Fight for Democracy [[link removed]] is a timely film examining the insidious issue of voter suppression in the U.S. The greatest way to combat voter suppression is with voter turnout, so let's get as many people as possible registered and ready to vote in November! The film will be out on Amazon Prime Video on September 18, 2020.



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