Voting Rights
2020 Election
In order for our democracy to thrive, we need to move forward and unify. SCSJ would like to thank the National Task Force on Election…
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Voting Rights
SCSJ’s Communications Director, Tazeen Dhanani, Encourages Voters on the Final Day of Early Voting
On the final day of early voting in North Carolina, SCSJ’s Communications Director, Tazeen Dhanani, encourages voters to cast their ballots if they haven’t already.…
Youth Justice Project
#CounselorsNotCops Video by SCSJ’s Design Intern, Emma Daniel
SCSJ’s Design Intern and NC State University student, Emma Daniel, created a powerful video for the #CounselorsNotCops campaign.…
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Who Runs Our Election
This November 3rd, Americans will vote in 51 separate elections: one in each state, plus Washington, DC. Local election administrators and poll workers work for…
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It’s Time to Get This Right
This moment gives us the chance to begin rebuilding into a perfect Union for us all. Every single vote leads us toward a future where…
Voting Rights
Life of a Ballot
Learn about the life cycle of your ballot from the moment you submit it in this brief animated video.…
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Know Your Rights: Poll Monitors, Poll Workers, and Helping Others
Are you a Poll Monitor or Poll Worker serving your community during the 2020 General Election? What is the difference between a Poll Monitor and…
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American Democracy is Worth the Wait
With the record-breaking number of absentee ballots sent in this year, counting every ballot will take time, and results will likely not be available on…
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Florida Amendments 3 and 4 on 2020 Ballot
Amendment 3
Florida’s Amendment 3 in 2020 could present a significant threat to Black and Latinx voting power in the state. Under this Amendment, Florida’s…
Voting Rights
SCSJ’s Interim Executive Director and Voting Rights Chief Counsel, Allison Riggs, Votes Early In Person
Allison Riggs shares her experience voting early in person in Durham County, North Carolina.
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SCSJ Brochure
Download our updated brochure, which provides an overview of each of our teams’ work. Updated October 2020.…
Youth Justice Project
#CounselorsNotCops Infographics Reveal Policing Disparities in Wake County Public Schools
Black and Latinx students should have a safe learning environment. But for many students of color, school police do not equate to safety. In Wake…