The 2020 Election saw unprecedented levels of civic engagement among the youngest generation. We witnessed a new generation of civically engaged student leaders step up to meet the challenges they faced. Now, we have to find ways to keep that momentum going to create lasting change in local communities [...]
Generation Z, or Gen Z, had a substantial presence at the ballot box in 2020. Political parties, civic organizations, and campaigns all fought to ensure that they turned out for Election Day. However, many leaders of these groups do not know how to connect with young adults, creating kitschy [...]
The Role of Social Media in The 2020 Election As an organization dedicated to empowering college students to become voters, a large part of CEEP’s work involves meeting students where they are at. Often, that means social media platforms. It’s how students communicate, find entertainment, educate themselves and participate in [...]
In this interview for a Savannah TV station, CEEP’s Georgia Director Daniel Coley talks about his Campus Fellows, the importance and fun of their work, and why he’s looking forward to the next few weeks. https://campuselect.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/d225c0201c624a01a2c44564a243cacd_g.mp4
(Released Oct 30 2019) Welcome to the first episode of Your Vote Matters, a podcast dedicated to a nonpartisan approach to the political process. This episode, Ellie and Talyce take a deep dive into Voting 101, aka everything you need to know before voting this November! Resources Mentioned this Episode: Ballotpedia.com League of Women [...]
Welcome to our education series leading up to the November 5th election! In each article, we’ll feature a set of elected officials on this year’s ballots, and what to look for when researching candidates. Our second piece goes local, and looks at municipal races. In towns, boroughs, and cities [...]
Welcome to our education series leading up to the November 5th election! In each article, we’ll feature a set of elected officials on this year’s ballots, and what to look for when researching candidates. Our first piece highlights a unique set of elected officials: your criminal justice representatives. In [...]
The Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) is making an impact in Colorado. More than eighteen Colorado CEEP partner campuses scheduled election engagement activities during new student orientation and Welcome Week, primarily focused on voter registration, and include voter education and get out the vote elements. CEEP Colorado State Director, [...]
Michigan CEEP Director Dan Schultz reports Michigan fellows’ spring success is being built upon by the fall fallows. Schultz noted that “the strong registration spring efforts from CEEP Michigan fellows are leading to great current and future voter registration, voter education, and GOTV efforts. I anticipate a strong turnout [...]
With election-related mail piling into their mailboxes and some of Nevada’s races ranked as the most competitive in the country, students in a special election newsroom pop up class at the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, are setting the framework for an exciting semester. In [...]
