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Featured Post: In the News, “It’s time to break the cycle of stop-and-start funding ahead of elections. Here’s how.”
A black and white photo shows disability justice pioneer, Judy Heumann, protesting on Madison Avenue, in Manhattan, New York in 1970 alongside other proud members of Disabled In Action. Above their heads is a huge white banner that reads, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” in black text.
Featured Post: Honoring the Heroines of the Human, Civil, and Disability Rights Movement
Organizers and advocates with Nebraska Civic Engagement Table helping register college students to vote.
Featured Case Study: In Nebraska, Nebraska Civic Engagement Table is Pushing for Economic Justice and a Living Wage

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In Ohio, Ohio Voice hired a new Communications Manager with funding, training, and support provided by Project Power Up, and have since increased the press and media outreach of the coalition and their partners by 200%!

June 24, 2022

“Hiring communications and development staff has been on our to-do list for years, but we just didn’t have the confidence to add to our operating budget without a multi-year commitment. Project Power Up is allowing us to fill two big gaps that will ensure we can more effectively and frequently reach a larger audience and move more resources to our partners building power toward progressive governance.” — Gavin DeVore Leonard, Executive Director of Ohio Voice

In 2021, State Voices regranted more than $5M to support redistricting education, voting rights, organizational capacity, and technology–resulting in a 454% increase in regrant totals compared to past off-year cycles.

June 24, 2022

“Money on its own does not make movements, it takes ideas and organizing and people to build the future.” — Alexis Anderson-Reed, Executive Director of State Voices

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