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VOTER RIGHTS: 2-Part Series Sept 14 & 21, 2020 Access and Barriers to Voting Where is Ohio Today? |
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PART 1: September 14, 2020
Moderated By: Jen Miller, Exec Director, League of Women Voters Ohio
Panel:
Terry L. Burton, Director, Wood County Board of Elections
Pooja Chaudhuri, Associate Counsel, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
Kayla S. Griffin, Ohio State Director, All Voting Is Local, Ohio
André Washington, President, A. Philip Randolph Institute of Ohio
In Partnership with the Ohio Voter Rights Coalition
An expert panel walks through Ohio’s election process, detail the 3 options for voting, dissects the specific challenges with in-person and mail-in voting, and offers strategies and resources to ensure every vote counts.
Moderated By: Jen Miller, Exec Director, League of Women Voters Ohio
Panel:
Terry L. Burton, Director, Wood County Board of Elections
Pooja Chaudhuri, Associate Counsel, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
Kayla S. Griffin, Ohio State Director, All Voting Is Local, Ohio
André Washington, President, A. Philip Randolph Institute of Ohio
In Partnership with the Ohio Voter Rights Coalition
An expert panel walks through Ohio’s election process, detail the 3 options for voting, dissects the specific challenges with in-person and mail-in voting, and offers strategies and resources to ensure every vote counts.
PART 2: September 21, 2020
Moderated By: Jocelyn Travis, Voter Services Chair, League of Women Voters Ohio
Panel:
Lilly Cavanaugh, Executive Director, Latino Affairs Commission
Rev. Raymond Greene, Executive Director, The Freedom Bloc
Kevin Truitt, Legal Advocacy Director, Disability Rights Ohio
Kevin Walter, Advocacy & Community Outreach, International Institute of Akron
Maria Bruno, Civic Engagement Coordinator & Policy Analyst, Ohio Votes, Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio
In Partnership with the Ohio Voter Rights Coalition
Experience an incredible panel of Ohio’s leading advocacy organizations for an intersectional discussion exploring the long hard road for voter access within traditionally marginalized communities. What unique pathways have been cleared… what specific barriers remain… and how do we use the hard won victories of the past to propel us into the future.
Moderated By: Jocelyn Travis, Voter Services Chair, League of Women Voters Ohio
Panel:
Lilly Cavanaugh, Executive Director, Latino Affairs Commission
Rev. Raymond Greene, Executive Director, The Freedom Bloc
Kevin Truitt, Legal Advocacy Director, Disability Rights Ohio
Kevin Walter, Advocacy & Community Outreach, International Institute of Akron
Maria Bruno, Civic Engagement Coordinator & Policy Analyst, Ohio Votes, Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio
In Partnership with the Ohio Voter Rights Coalition
Experience an incredible panel of Ohio’s leading advocacy organizations for an intersectional discussion exploring the long hard road for voter access within traditionally marginalized communities. What unique pathways have been cleared… what specific barriers remain… and how do we use the hard won victories of the past to propel us into the future.