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Hi there,

This is Manny with the Student PIRG's New Voters Project.

I wanted to invite you to a panel hosted by New Voters Project student leaders to learn best practices to enhance your campus action plans for the 2022 election.

You're Invited: Engaging Youth in the 2022 Election - Student Relational Organizing 101!

RSVP here ([link removed])


We are excited to be joined by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), and others to share lessons we have learned over the last couple of elections to help create student centered action plans that focus on building student leadership and promoting peer-to-peer engagement for 2022 and years to come.


Some topics include:
* How to drive student peer-to-peer voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives
* How to use campus, statewide, and athletic conference challenges to motivate student voters



Speakers will include:
* Johanna Hussain, New Voters Project Campaign Coordinator at UW-Madison
* Andres Cubillos, New Voters Project Campaign Coordinator at Florida State University
* Ryan Drysdale, Associate Director, ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge
* Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), Tisch College at Tufts University



When: Monday, March 7th, 2022, 6-7pm Eastern

Where: Zoom (RSVP ([link removed]) to receive the link)

Why:

Research has shown that young people vote when they hear about it from another person - a friend, a family member, or another student. These real conversations between students on campus have evolved over the years from conversations in a dorm room or at an involvement table, to a text message or DM on social media.

While these new forms of communications have emerged, the principle is still true. Peer-to-peer communication drives people to vote.

2020 election data from CIRCLE ([link removed]) shows that the most common way young voters heard about the election was not from digital outreach and social media, but from friends, family, and their peers. Nearly two-thirds of youth (ages 18-24) talked to friends about politics, and almost half tried to convince their peers to vote.


This webinar is a part of our larger New Voters Project Kickoff Week! Join us for our week of action. RSVP to learn more! ([link removed])


Tuesday 3/8, 5-6pm ET: Mobilizing your Student Groups for 2022 Training
Are you a student leader of a campus club, organization, or part of student government? Join us on Tuesday 3/8, 5-6pm ET, to learn about strategies to help students you work with registered and mobilized to vote in the fall semester! We cover topics like:
* How to run an online voter mobilization effort
* How to run a Get-out-the-vote drive



Wednesday 3/9, 5-7pm ET : Voter Outreach Action Block

Join us on Wednesday 3/9 from 5-7pm ET to outreach to friends and classmates to help them register and make a plan to vote in local elections and primaries!

All Week: Register 10 Student Voter Challenge!

Participate in an all week challenge to help register and educate your friends to vote. Prizes given to top participants! More details to come!

Best,
Manny Rin
Student PIRGs
NVP Director

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