NAACP Opportunities to Volunteer – Remote and In-Person

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The NAACP Civic Engagement Program has the goal of increasing Black community voting participation. Want to help out? There are five volunteer opportunities they are organizing, with remote and in-person options. You could –

  • Text voters in your community – you’re provided with a list of 10 unlikely voters near you to contact.
  • Call voters near you – you get training, and then access to an online phone bank system. Call as many people as you’d like.
  • Work the Election Protection Hotline – this option is great for law students, as they’re looking for people with legal expertise. You could also staff call centers on Election Day.
  • Protect people at the polls – you’ll get training, PPE, and a no-contact opportunity to ensure a safe voting environment.
  • No-contact canvassing – place voting information on door and cars; PPE and safety guidelines in place.

Any of these volunteer opportunities would be a great way to Learn Law Live Justice!

For more voting information, see our library Voting Guide.

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