Now more than ever, it is time to embrace ‘the Power of the Vote’!  

Voting is the safeguard of our democracy and our collective voice. Voting is essential because it is how we as citizens express our values, beliefs, and community priorities. Yet in recent elections, voting has become dis-empowered by false narratives and claims of ‘fraud’.  

As individuals in helping professions, it is our responsibility to restore faith in the electoral process! Come learn how to become the voting advocate your community needs at ‘The Power of the Vote’. Friday, September 16th and Saturday, September 17th in the Wayne State School of Social Work.  

This two-day, in-person conference will train public health, social work, and law students to effectively lead voting outreach and advocacy efforts. Attendees can expect in-depth, hands-on training provided by professionals in their respective fields. The conference will also feature several special guest speakers and a fun social hour. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.  

‘The Power of the Vote’ is presented in partnership with the Wayne State University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Public Health, School of Social Work, and Law School.  

Spots are limited to 10 students per college, so RSVP as soon as possible with an email to Andre Iadipaolo at andre.iadipaolo@wayne.edu. The intimate conference size will maximize student engagement. Don’t miss your opportunity to grasp ‘the Power of the Vote’! 

For more details, visit The Power of the Vote Conference webpage.