Voting is Social Work
- Nonpartisan voter engagement is legal, ethical and professional and central to social work values and mission.
- Communities with high voter turnout report greater well-being, and more resources and attention from elected officials.
- Voting gives people and communities the power to voice their opinion and effect social change!
- Check out the resources in this website find the tools, information and much more to help you bring nonpartisan voter registration, education and outreach to your practice, your classroom and your agency.
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Voting Resources
Online Tools
Links to online voter lookup, registration and rules in your state
Resources
Everything you need to bring voter engagement to your school, organization and/or practice
Research, Videos & Articles
Find information to bring to your classroom or training
Upcoming Events
Macro Social Worker Networking Event
Friday, March 8th, 2019
11:30 AM - 01:30 PM
Downtown HartfordFront Street Bistro
The macro social worker networking event is a great opportunity for current MSW students to meet social workers doing macro work in Connecticut.
Contact Information: Morgan Reiss, morgan.reiss@uconn.edu
MoreUConn Lobby Day
Monday, March 11th, 2019
10:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Downtown HartfordCapitol Building and LOB
Please join us for the first UConn School of Social Work Lobby Day to make your voice heard in CT!
Students will meet at the Capitol at 10am for a short program with social workers in elected office before meetings with legislators.
This is a great opportunity for micro and macro students to bring the full power of social work to lawmakers and advocate for important issues that impact the clients and communities we serve.
NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE NEEDED!
Please RSVP by February 28th to Morgan Reiss at mlr13009work@uconn.edu
Students will meet at the Capitol at 10am for a short program with social workers in elected office before meetings with legislators.
This is a great opportunity for micro and macro students to bring the full power of social work to lawmakers and advocate for important issues that impact the clients and communities we serve.
NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE NEEDED!
Please RSVP by February 28th to Morgan Reiss at mlr13009work@uconn.edu
Contact Information: Morgan Reiss, mlr13009work@uconn.edu
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