The best way to make our voices heard is to participate in every election. Many people skip voting in off-year municipal elections because they think local elections don’t matter. But many times it is local officials that make policies with the most impact on our everyday lives in areas including criminal justice reform, environmental justice, social services acces, public schools, and many more.
SCSJ needs your help to share this important message. We’re trying a new way to get a message out quickly across a wide range of social media outlets. It’s called a Thunderclap – and it’s quick, easy, and FREE. When you join our Thunderclap, you agree to give the system one-time access to your Facebook, Twitter, and/or Tumblr account to post a single, timed announcement on Friday, October 11 reminding all of your friends and followers about the voter registration deadline. If 100 people support our Thunderclap, then the message will be sent out by every single supporter at the same time on the same day, making it much more likely to be noticed and read.
Read more about using Thunderclap to support a community message at Public News Service and Social Work Helper.
Watch the Thunderclap intro video here:
Post by Madeline Anderson, SCSJ Communications Intern
Southern Coalition for Social Justice
Partnering with communities of color and economically disadvantaged communities in the south to defend and advance their political, social and economic rights through the combination of legal advocacy, research, organizing and communications.