DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!
Every election is determined by the people who show up."
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Kapi'olani Community College is a member of the Students Learn Students Vote (SLSV) Coalition. UpComing SLSV opportunites
We are 70 days away from the election! Campus Couch Parties (virtual peer-to-peer text banking) The ALL IN Challenge and Vote for Astra have developed a peer-to-peer virtual text banking strategy for virtual engagement. Volunteers will text their contacts with pre-written scripts and links to register to vote, request an absentee ballot, pledge to vote, and make a plan to vote. Sign up here to receive more information, access a toolkit, and register for webinars to learn how to host your own campus Couch Parties. Vote Early Day (Saturday, 10/24): Sign-up form Vote Early Day is a collaborative, open-source model-similar to Giving Tuesday and National Voter Registration Day that will ensure that millions more Americans take advantage of their options to vote early! The inaugural Vote Early Day is scheduled for Saturday, October 24th, ten days out from Election Day and on a weekend to ensure maximum participation. Your campus can plan a social media campaign and in-person and virtual events during a week of action to encourage early voting. Power the Polls (student poll workers) As coronavirus continues to impact Americans across the country, we are also seeing a staggering decrease in poll workers — which could mean closed polling places and long delays for elections in 2020. Individuals (students, faculty, staff) can help make sure we have a safe, fair, efficient election for all voters, and potentially get paid to do it by signing up to be a poll worker. Some campuses are exploring having student organizations use the opportunity to be poll workers as a fundraiser for their organizations (you get paid in many states!). Virtual Democratic Engagement Toolkit Check out the Virtual Democratic Engagement Toolkit we created to help campuses adapt and adopt strategies for virtual engagement this fall. 
National voter education week
oct 5th - 9th 2020 We wanted to let you know that VoterEducationWeek.org has been updated to become a central resource for all voter questions and is live NOW. This new and improved site is broken down by day so voters can easily take each step of the vote journey to be #VoteReady. If you’re looking for easy ways to plug into National Voter Education Week on social or to create content for your networks check out the shareables and resources pages. There are sample slide decks and one-pagers, as well as graphics available right now! These pages will grow and expand as our creative partners and subcommittees continue to develop resources and content, so bookmark it now and check in regularly. And if you haven’t joined up yet, don’t miss out! Join on as a partner today. |
Common Cause Hawai'i Free Webinar!
October 8th 12:00PM
How To Vote By Mail For The November 2020 Election
Learn The Ins & Outs Of Voting By Mail For Your Ballot To CountWe'll discuss:
1) Timeframe for casting your ballot by mail
2) Mechanics of completing your ballot by mail
3) Can you still vote in-person?
4) What do you do if you never received a mailed ballot or if you made a mistake on your ballot?
5) Any other questions you have!
October 8th 12:00PM
How To Vote By Mail For The November 2020 Election
Learn The Ins & Outs Of Voting By Mail For Your Ballot To CountWe'll discuss:
1) Timeframe for casting your ballot by mail
2) Mechanics of completing your ballot by mail
3) Can you still vote in-person?
4) What do you do if you never received a mailed ballot or if you made a mistake on your ballot?
5) Any other questions you have!
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Kapi‘olani Service & Sustainability Learning (KSSL) in Fall 2020 Interested in seeing the events KSSL is hosting this semester? Click below! |
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Upcoming OpportunitiesWant to get involved?
Have your voice Heard? Visit our Upcoming Events tab to see upcoming opportunities in the community! |
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Help support Kapi'olani Service-Learning!
Help support Kapi'olani Service-Learning (Kapiolaniserve), which is a teaching and learning method that integrates critical reflection and meaningful service in the community with academic learning, personal growth, and civic responsibility.
Since 1995, more than 14,000 Kapi'olani students have completed service-learning assignments with more than 100 community agencies and public schools. Qualifying student leaders recruit and mentor more than 600 students per year and develop student's critical thinking and reflection skills. Kapi'olani leads regionally and nationally in promoting civic responsibility and engagement.
Since 1995, more than 14,000 Kapi'olani students have completed service-learning assignments with more than 100 community agencies and public schools. Qualifying student leaders recruit and mentor more than 600 students per year and develop student's critical thinking and reflection skills. Kapi'olani leads regionally and nationally in promoting civic responsibility and engagement.
Learn MORE about the Sustainable Development Goals!
Getting Started with the SDGs in Universities - A guide for universities, higher education institutions, and the academic sector (Australia, New Zealand & Pacific Edition)
Connecting Community Engagement to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals - from the Campus Compact National Conference * Indianapolis * March 27, 2018
Getting Started with the SDGs in Universities - A guide for universities, higher education institutions, and the academic sector (Australia, New Zealand & Pacific Edition)
Connecting Community Engagement to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals - from the Campus Compact National Conference * Indianapolis * March 27, 2018
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Kapi'olani Service & Sustainability Learning
Kapi'olani Community College 'Iliahi 231 4303 Diamond Head Road Honolulu, HI 96816 Limited Holiday Hours by appointment only Phone: (808)734-9353 Fax: (808)734-9316 (Please call first) Email: kccserve@hawaii.edu
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