Wednesday, September 28, 6–7 p.m. ET
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Ahead of the midterms, efforts to interfere with voting are in full swing. The implications are serious, especially for Latino and Black communities.

Our democracy is under attack from people wrongly claiming that the 2020 election was somehow “stolen.” State lawmakers are responding to those false claims with legislation that restricts the right to vote and undermines the election process itself. Add to that the growing problem of disinformation, which sometimes targets specific racial or ethnic groups. Join the Brennan Center and Brennan en español at NYU School of Law for a conversation about what these issues mean for the 2022 elections and beyond.

The discussion was held at a recent convention of the national associations of Black and Latino journalists. This premiere YouTube stream will include a live text chat Q&A with Brennan Center election expert Sean Morales-Doyle.

Speakers: Sean Morales-Doyle, Director, Brennan Center Voting Rights Program // Esosa Osa, Deputy Executive Director, Fair Fight Action // Roberta Braga, Director of Counter-Disinformation Strategies, Equis Institute // Moderator: Carolina Peguero, Reporter/Anchor, Noticias Univision 24/7