Beyond Democracy: Mobilizing Voters of Color

Democracy belongs to everyone. Yet, many voters of color feel overlooked, viewing the outcomes of elections as serving the interests of a select few. We can change that by sharing stories that inspire people to get engaged beyond the ballot box. 

On Thursday, June 20, 2024, The Opportunity Agenda hosted a webinar to share insights from our latest research on mobilizing voters of color.

At TOA, we’re working with advocates, activists, and artists from the South to gain deeper insights on how to overcome the challenges they face to deepen civic engagement. Our newest recommendations are based on in-depth interviews and videos tested with 4,100 people. As a whole, this study uncovers how stories move diverse audiences based on both demographics and mindsets. 

TOA’s Research Manager Porshèa Patterson-Hurst and Director of Narrative and Research Julie Fisher-Rowe discussed our findings and recommendations, gave a sneak peek at the exciting projects our Beyond Democracy cohort is working on, and launched our Beyond Democracy narrative toolkit for those who join the call. 

Presenters

Porshèa is a pattern weaver. Data analysis/research, writing, and podcast co-hosting — #WizardTeam... Read more

Porshéa Patterson-Hurst

Julie Fisher-Rowe oversees the organization’s strategic framing work, translating communications research and theory... Read more

Julie Fisher-Rowe

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Democracy belongs to everyone. Yet, many voters of color feel overlooked, viewing the outcomes of elections as serving the interests of a select few. We can change that by sharing […]

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Beyond Democracy

Download Toolkit INTRODUCTION The South is not a problem to be solved but... Read more

Beyond Democracy: Mobilizing BIPOC Voters in the South – A Narrative Guide

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