Voter Registration

Resources courtesy of the California Secretary of State:

• Register to vote in California
• California voter registration information
• California college students and voters living abroad
• Check your voting status in California

Resources courtesy of Nonprofit Vote:

• Voting information from your state's elections website

Resources courtesy of Campus Vote Project:

• Student voting guides, state by state

Resources courtesy of BestColleges.com:

• Voting in college: know your rights
• Voting by state: register to vote

Resources courtesy of the U.S. Department of State:

• Information about how to vote while traveling in other countries

Resources courtesy of ALL IN to Vote:

• "ALL IN To Vote is part of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. It's our goal to increase college voting nationally, because voting as a student is the first step to being a lifelong voter."
• Click here to view resources
• Three general steps:
• Register to vote: prepare for Election Day in a few minutes
• Take the pledge: make a play and stay up to date on the election
• Plan your election: review your state’s rules and prepare your ballot

Resources courtesy of Every Last Vote:

• "COVID-19. Voter suppression. Type A personality. Type B personality. All great reasons to request to vote by mail right this minute. Different states have different request rules, so use this tool to get your request form."
• Click here to view resources

Resources courtesy of Power the Polls:

• "As coronavirus continues to impact Americans across the country, we are also seeing a staggering decrease in poll workers — which could mean closed polling places and long delays for elections in 2020. You can help make sure we have a safe, fair, efficient election for all voters, and potentially get paid to do it."
• Click here to view resources

Resources courtesy of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge:

• "As we all adjust to the new realities of virtual learning and organizing, the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge would like to share information and resources to help support the virtual nonpartisan democratic engagement efforts of campuses."
• Click here to view resources

Resources courtesy of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge:

• "The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge in partnership with the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) is providing voter education, registration, turnout, and advocacy tools and resources to support the engagement of college athletics in the democratic process."
• Click here to view resources

Resources courtesy of various organizations and partners:

• AffordableCollegesOnline.org: College Voter Prep Guide
• BallotReady.com: "Every candidate and referendum, explained" - explore your ballot, make informed choices, vote
• BestColleges.com: Student Voting Guide
• TheBestSchools.org: How to Vote in College
• IssueVoter.com: online platform giving students the opportuntiy to choose the issues they care about and follow
• "Empowering Communities at the Ballot Box: How to Increase Voter Participation" (article courtesy of Online MSW Programs)
• "A Complete Guide to College Voting" (article courtesy of EduBirdie)

Voting for Ethics

• By the late Hana Callaghan, former Director of the Government Ethics Program in the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics.

"In Dire Need of Common Ground"

• Chapter from a book titled Divided We Fall, Ignorant We Fail by A.J. Howell-Williams from SCU Undergraduate Admisssion.

Family Conflict: How to Navigate Political Conversations

• By OnlineCounselingPrograms.com.
• An article about how to prepare and manage a healthy conversation about politics at family gatherings and how to respond when you do not share the same views and values.