Advocacy & Political Engagement
"Democracy cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are prepared to choose wisely. The real safeguard of democracy, therefore, is education." - Franklin D. Roosevelt
As engaged citizens, it is important to seek out knowledge about pressing social issues. It is equally important that we understand the ways we can take action to affect positive change.
Our office is located in The Diversity Resource Room, Shults 113A
ACTIVISM & ADVOCACY RESOURCES
Not sure where to start? Find resources on what it means to be a student activist and how to engage in advocacy.
NazVotes
Not sure how to register to vote, request an absentee ballot, or find your polling site? Learn more on NazVotes >
Beyond the Vote
Find ways to start or remain politically engaged beyond the elections through internships, courses, and volunteer opportunities >
Additional Resources
- Virtual hub: See our virtual hub >
- Becoming a US citizen: Interested in learning more about the process of becoming a US Citizen? View information and resources >
- Nazareth's political activity policy guides you if you want to host a candidate or a political discussion or debate on campus: Political activity policy >