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It's time to map our future.

Since June 30, 2022, when the U.S. Supreme Court granted review of the North Carolina redistricting case Moore v. Harper, Common Cause NC and Southern Coalition for Social Justice revived an unprecedented campaign to tell our story about our state’s fight for responsive maps and voting access and the impact Moore could have on future elections in North Carolina and across the nation.

Organizing these community conversations will be critical to providing a better understanding of how recent congressional, state legislative, and local redistricting will impact our daily lives. The #MapOurFuture Tour brings experts to your county for in-person and virtual events that show the consequences of new maps and connect redistricting to upcoming elections. Together, we'll talk about the issues that matter most to you, the representation and resources you need, and help shape a collective vision for civic engagement that serves your community.

#MapOurFuture People Over Politics National Advocate Toolkit

Download an educational toolkit for advocates looking to learn more about Moore v. Harper and the movement to fight back by putting people over politics.
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#MapOurFuture People Over Politics North Carolina Advocate Toolkit

Download an educational toolkit for advocates looking to learn more about Moore v. Harper and the movement to fight back by putting people over politics.
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TOUR SCHEDULE - RSVP NOW

Virtual (6pm CT / 7pm ET)

10.20.2022 | Texas

Join us for a special virtual event in Texas on Thursday, October 20, where we’ll learn more about Moore v. Harper's implications for the future of our multiracial democracy and the issues we care about.

Hybrid (5pm)

10.24.2022 | Alamance County

Join us in Alamance County on Monday, October 24, where we’ll learn more about Moore v. Harper's implications for the future of our multiracial democracy and the issues we care about.

Hybrid (5pm ET)

10.28.2022 | Watauga County / Boone

Join us in Watauga County on Friday, October 28, where we’ll learn more about Moore v. Harper's implications for the future of our multiracial democracy and the issues we care about. RSVP link coming soon!

Hybrid (10am ET)

10.29.2022 | Buncombe County / Asheville

Join us in Buncombe County on Saturday, October 29, where we’ll learn more about Moore v. Harper's implications for the future of our multiracial democracy and the issues we care about.

Hybrid (In Person and FB Live)

11.5.2022 | Pitt County / Greenville

Join us in Greenville on Saturday, Novemeber, where we’ll learn more about Moore v. Harper's implications for the future of our multiracial democracy and the issues we care about. We will also march to the polls during the last Saturday of Early Voting! RSVP link coming soon!

Don't see an event near you? Contact us at communications@scsj.org to make sure our next stop is your county.

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