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vote your voice | Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta A voice for positive community change.
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and Southern Poverty Law Center announce recipients of Vote Your Voice field strengthening grants Grants will empower communities of color through funding for voter registration and mobilization, civic engagement, and leadership development in the Deep South ATLANTA, October 23, 2023 — Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and ...
In our region, not everyone who has a voice is empowered to use it. We are committed to changing that. In thriving communities, everyone has a voice and is empowered to use it, and change comes from within.
In 2022, we partnered with Southern Poverty Law Center on a historic $100 million commitment toward civic ... Emory students continue voter education and mobilization In September, the Mu Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at Emory University received a Vote Your Voice grant to increase voter outreach and registration in Cobb, Dekalb and Fulton Counties. Since receiving the grant, ...
The SPLC and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta announce $84,450 for student organizations to increase the youth voice through their vote Grants to grassroots student organizations support voter education, registration and mobilization for young people across the South MONTGOMERY, Ala. , ATLANTA — September 28, 2022 — Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Community ...
SPLC pledges $100 million in Voter Engagement Programs in the Deep South through 2032 SPLC’s commitment represents a historic pledge of resources to amplify multi-racial, inclusive democracy initiatives MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) today announced a $100 million reinvestment from its endowment to its Vote ...
Examples of how your community foundation worked to strengthen our region in 2020: Vote Your Voice The Community Foundation has a legacy of commitment to democracy and civic and community engagement in the Atlanta region. That commitment has grown to include more intentional outreach across the south. In 2020, Vote Your ...
SPLC awards over $11 million to 55 civic groups led by Black people and other people of color across Deep South as part of its Vote Your Voice initiative MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) announced Vote Your Voice grants to 55 civic groups and voter outreach organizations across the Deep South totaling $11,285,000. Earlier rounds of Vote Your Voice ...
Vote Your Voice: Partnership with Southern Poverty Law Center ensures every voice is heard In an equitable society, it’s imperative that every individual have a voice and the freedom to use that voice. Announced this summer, the Vote Your Voice initiative is a partnership between the Southern Poverty Law ... SPLC awards over $4.
5M in second round of grants in Vote Your Voice initiative Twenty-eight organizations join 12 first round award recipients in receiving grants for voter registration, education, and mobilization in the Deep South totaling $10M in 2020 MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) ...
Southern Poverty Law Center announces initial grants in $30M Vote Your Voice Initiative Twelve organizations receive grants for voter registration, education and mobilization in the Deep South. Application information for second round of grant distributions also detailed. MONTGOMERY, Ala.
– Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) announces ...
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Vote Your Voice Field Strengthening Grants is funded by Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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