Cottle from MassVOTE also offered up these useful links: Cottle, apathy, poll taxes, and the Electoral College are often deterrents to voting. It’s also important to mention that there won’t be any voting on College Campuses this year due to COVID-19 restrictions, so make sure to check your polling location.ġ00 million Americans did not vote at the last election: That’s almost a third of the population! But according to J. You can vote via Mail, On-Line or at the Polls (see links below!): Early Voting is October 17th to 30th, so make sure to get your vote in.
J.Cottle M.Ed, Education Specialist- MassVOTEĭuring this segment of the forum, we learned:.Junior Peña: Assistant Director for the Leadership Engagement Advocacy Diversity (LEAD) Office at Salem State University.Andre Bennett, Zion Baptist Church Youth Pastor, Lynn & Essex County Community Organization Nicole Lashomb, Editor-in-Chief The Rainbow Times, Co Executive Director for Project OUT.Ellyn Ruthstrom Executive Director of SpeakOUT Boston.Yves Singletary, Deputy Director of the Bureau of Community Health & Prevention Massachusetts Department of Public Health.The 7 panelists discussed the Who, What, When, Where, and Why of Protesting, Allyship, and Voting. This past Thursday, North Shore Pride hosted its September Forum called Speak Up, Speak Out: Protesting, Voting, and Allyship 101. Allyship, North Shore Pride Community Forums.
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