Student Success | @GallaudetU Leads Deaf Student Civic Engagement Work
The @SignVote program at Gallaudet University seeks to equip Deaf college students and other community members with voting education and support. bit.ly/3CoqUxz
ALT Gallaudet University hosts election night watch party on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.
Meet Diego from @electionswithdiego, our newest SignVote ambassador! Stay tuned for election-related content to help keep you informed during this election season.
Our friend @SignVote is a nonpartisan platform ensuring accessible content in elections for the Deaf community.
They strive to inform and engage deaf communities throughout the election season by developing and sharing resources in American Sign Language.
Today is election day! Be sure to check your local polls and VOTE!
Lastly, for any issues you may have when voting, contact:
ASL Hotline: 301-818-VOTE (301-818-8683)
Election Protection Hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)
#SignVote#DeafVoter#RockTheVote
Did you know that It is the responsibility of the County Election Commission to make all aspects of the voting process accessible for a deaf or hard of hearing voter?
Share this document with your local CEC, state ODDBHH as well as deaf service providers!
#SignVote
Join Disability Rights of Texas on how to access local election information such as polling locations, information about the candidates, voting resources, and learn more about your disability rights as a voter.
Register Here:us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…#SignVote#DeafVoter
#FAQFriday!
Question: Where can I find voting information in accessible formats?
Answer: You can find voting information in ASL, plain language, screen-reader friendly text, & more from these orgs: @SignVote, @NAD1880, @NFB_voice, @acbnational, @AUCDNews, @NACDD, @NDRNadvocates
ALT Blue graphic with the REV UP and AAPD logos in red at the top and the ASL sign for voting in red at the bottom. In the center is white text saying "Where can I find voting information in accessible formats?"
ALT White graphic with black text that says "Many disability organizations provide voting information in multiple accessible formats, such as ASL, plain language, and screen-reader friendly text."
ALT White graphic with black text that says "Check out these disability organizations for helpful voting information: @SignVote, @NAD1880, @NFB_voice, @acbnational, @AUCDNews, @NACDD, @NDRNadvocates."
Did you know that Congressional districts redrawn can determine who wins? Using your zip code you can see how your district has changed over decades! Check out this interactive map and let us know what you think?! what-the-district.aclu.org/#SignVote#RedistrictingReform
You know what's scarier than ghouls and goblins this October? Gerrymandering!
Watch the video to learn more about gerrymandering!
#SignVote#DeafVotersyoutu.be/F44l1tUPnPk
If you are at Gallaudet or will be in DC-Check out this panel discussion happening tomorrow! This will also be livestreamed! Hosted by The Center for Democracy in Deaf America! Be sure to follow @TheCDDA#SignVote#DeafVoters#DeafInDemocracy
Be #ballotready. By looking up your ballot beforehand, you will get explanations that you can understand, rather than the complicated legal jargon that’ll be on your ballot. Remember local elections are just as important as presidential elections!
#SignVote#VoteReady
This week is National Voter Education Week! #SignVote would love to see all #DeafVoters overcome common barriers to become confident voters and ambassadors of voting in their own communities for every election.
Starting with a checklist, here are 5 days of action!
We’re baaaaacck! That is right, we ain’t going anywhere. First thing first, did you know that this week is National Disability Voter Registration Week?? Double check to make sure you’re registered!
bit.ly/35LBcDO#SignVote#DisabilityVote#NDVRW#REVUP#CripTheVote
"It's important for people to understand that the deaf community is very diverse. And if we have access to the information through the Internet, but there is an issue with captioning and we cannot get the equivalent through ASL, how can we vote accordingly?" - Kriston @SignVote
Did you know that more than 50% of people with disabilities didn’t vote in 2018? It was mostly because voting information wasn’t accessible.
In this @SignVote video, we explain some of the rights the ADA guarantees for disabled voters.
signvote.org/2020/10/30/the-…#ADA