Through thoughtful research informed by organizers, we’re disrupting political assumptions about Black voters as cynical and uninformed and learning about how to support and sustain Black political engagement for the long term.

Insight into the ways different constituencies think of their own power and political identities; short and practical summaries of the research to date with HIT Strategies, Equis Labs, and the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund to guide your communications and voter contact programs

Before and after script examples, role plays, research-informed outreach modeling, and examples of impact.

We know that building Black political power is about creating spaces where Black people are actively setting the agenda, having direct influence during the policy making process, and making Black voters hyper-aware of the collective power they hold to take civic action and make political change.