Post Election Resources
How might we prepare to support campus stakeholders in processing and responding to a tumultuous post-election season? This is the question that over one hundred stakeholders, including Ask Every Student campuses, in the student voting space came together to ideate solutions around. These resources include a Post-Election Campus Resource and Response Guide that directly synthesizes the ideas from these stakeholders, shareable graphics and webpage, and a recording of the Post-Election Resource Webinar.
Post Election Campus Resource and Response Guide
Shareable Social Media Graphics
Shareable Webpage
This simple page uses clickable links to easily redirect viewers to take actionable steps to help make the post-election period go as smoothly as possible.
Post Election Resources Webinar
On Thursday, October 22, the SLSV Coalition’s Resource and Support Working Group and the Ask Every Student program hosted a webinar to share resources and best practices to prepare campus stakeholders and student voting nonprofits to plan for a post-election period. The webinar will be framed by the above Post-Election Campus Resource and Response Guide.
Webinar Presenters:
James Madison University’s Post-Election Response Plan (Carah Ong Whaley, Associate Director, JMU Civic)
IDHE Resources on Facilitating Political Discussions and Discussing Democracy in Supercharged Political Times (Nancy Thomas, Director, Institute for Democracy & Higher Education)
Civic Alliance Post Election Day and Election Day Guide (Anjelica Smith, Corporate Partnerships Manager, Democracy Works)
Stay Calm, Count On (Dan Xie, Political Director, Student PIRGs)