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PA Student Voting Honor Roll
Join us in congratulating @ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge’s 2024 Student Voting Honor Roll recipients!
These 137 incredible student leaders including 9 students from New York support nonpartisan voter engagement efforts on campuses nationwide! Check out the full list of honorees: allin.vote/svhr-list
#AllInAwards #AllInToVote
The New York Campus Voting Challenge is a nonpartisan competition between higher education institutions in New York with a commitment to increasing student voter participation and engagement on campuses across the state.
Partners for Campus-Community Engagement is facilitating this voting challenge in collaboration with the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, a national nonpartisan nonprofit. Awards will be based on campuses’ National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) reports generated by Tufts University in Mass. Participation in the New York Campus Voting Challenge will automatically include participation in the national ALL IN program awards celebrations.
There will be three award categories for both 4-year institutions and 2-year institutions, awarded based on student voter participation in the November 2020 election using data from NSLVE and action plan score. Partners for Campus-Community Engagement will announce awards for highest campus voter turnout, highest student voter registration rate, and most improved voter turnout. In Fall 2024, we will announce winners of the New York Voting Challenge based on 2022 NSLVE data reports. Awards will be presented in the following year for efforts taking place in 2024. Previous award winner details can be found here.
Institutions that opt into the program will be provided guidance and tools to create an action plan for increasing student engagement on their campus. There is no sign-up cost to participate. To sign up for the challenge, click here.
You can find the reach of New York campuses in the New York Campus Voting Challenge here.
If you have questions you can email Dave Harker Executive Director of Partners for Campus-Community Engagement (dave@pcce.org); or Stephanie King, Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives ALL IN Campus DemocracyChallenge (stephanie.king@civicnation.org).
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grants of $1,000 & $2,000 & $5,000 available
Deadline: October 18th, 2024
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The purpose of Civic Imagination Scholarships is designed to support community-based organizations and higher ed institutions working together in New York & Pennsylvania whether by proximity or interest in similar topics to address common issues. This scholarship program is open to students who have innovative ideas for addressing local civic problems, either on campus or in the local community. Our goal is to create a diverse cohort of creative student civic leaders from across New York and Pennsylvania who are inspired to strengthen our democracy through civic and community engagement.
PCCE’s AmeriCorps VISTA program is organized to support our partners with developing or advancing the infrastructure of their campus-community partnerships. All PCCE partners are eligible to apply for an AmeriCorps VISTA project at a significantly reduced rate compared to the full cost-share of a VISTA member through AmeriCorps directly.
Learn more about PCCE’s AmeriCorps program here!
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