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John,
Why does voting matter to you?
This is a question we would love for you, an IRC supporter, to answer as we get closer to the election.
For refugees like Maha, voting represents hope.
Maha — an Iraqi refugee and new U.S. citizen — is looking forward to exercising her civic duty for the very first time during the 2020 presidential election.
"Voting is a chance for everyone to share their voice with others to improve things," she says. After fleeing Iraq, Maha was resettled by the IRC in New York. She now works as a Quranic and Arabic teacher.
As an IRC supporter, we know you care about refugees like Maha. We also know that you believe in making a difference around the world.
Will you take a moment to tell us why you're voting? We'll be sharing a few responses in an upcoming email to inspire others.
With gratitude,
Andrea Kost
Senior Officer of Digital Stewardship
International Rescue Committee
P.S. Click here to continue the conversation with fellow IRC supporters about "Why I vote" on Instagram. |
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