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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…
"Police brutality doesn't just happen in the streets, it happens in our schools too."
Justice System Reform

#CounselorsNotCops Campaign

Learn about policing in Wake County Public Schools and join our #CounselorsNotCops movement by viewing and sharing these infographics and video.
Voting Rights

Voters in Assisted Living Facilities

Learn about the 2020 rules for voting in assisted living facilities, along with the two-step process for absentee-by-mail voting in North Carolina. Click on the…
Voting Rights

Utilizing the Election Protection Hotline

Learn about both the North Carolina-specific hotline number and national hotline number – who runs them, how they work, issues the hotline workers address, and…
Voting Rights

Make a Voting Plan

As the 2020 General Election approaches, SCSJ has created a one-stop digital hub to provide North Carolinians with all of the information they will need to vote, from checking to see if they’re registered to vote to learning about the different ways to vote – especially in the midst of a pandemic. Accompanying the NC state-specific webpage is a separate webpage for national resources, including state election information.
CROWD Academy 2023 Report spread
Voting Rights

2023 CROWD Academy Report

This report outlines the impact of the CROWD Fellowship and includes participant quotes about their experiences.
Voting Rights

The Freedom to Vote

North Carolina is one of a handful of states that disenfranchise people living in our communities who are on felony probation and parole. Unfortunately, this…
Justice System Reform

Know Your Rights

Over the past two decades, there has been a drastic increase in the number of police officers patrolling public schools. Since 1995-1996, it is estimated that…
Justice System Reform

Misdemeanor Diversion Program

The Youth Justice Project works to support innovative partnerships and programs that keep youth out of the court system. In North Carolina, an example of…