Black women

We are women determined to preserve our democracy by encouraging friends and family to exercise their right to vote.

We are black women mothers, leaders, activists and changemakers who believe in voting for our best interests and our families!

The mission of Melanated Minds: The Ballot Breakdown is to create a welcoming, nonpartisan space where our community can better understand what’s on the ballot. Through education, open dialogue, and access to reliable information, we empower participants to ask questions, understand the issues and candidates, and make informed voting decisions based on what matters most to them.

The Bloc strengthens Black civic engagement through education, connection, and action. We create space to stay informed, get involved, and ensure our communities are present in the decisions shaping our lives.

Black Girls Who Vote brings women together—Black women and allies—to become informed and confident voters. We learn who and what is on the ballot, examine candidates’ records and positions, and understand the issues before Election Day. Our mission is simple: don’t vote blindly or by party label alone. Know who you’re voting for, know what they stand for, and know why you’re making your choice.

Forten Women Circle is named for three generations of Philadelphia women who organized for freedom & the vote in the 1800s. Today, Black women of every age across PA and DE can carry that legacy forward by learning, organizing, & voting together.

Our mission is to organize, educate, and mobilize Black student voters to build undeniable collective power.

Our mission is to empower young voters ages 21–35 with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed decisions at the polls. By making ballot education accessible, engaging, and approachable, we aim to turn voter uncertainty into confidence before Election Day.

Everything is political! Being disabled, being a mother, even being a baddie. We vote for a world where insurance approves treatments before it's too late. Where Black boys get home safely and where justice will be served if they don't. Where women can make their own choices, show their faces, build careers & decide if or when they create a family. One thing they can never do is silence a baddie! 😋 Join Baddies Vote Blue and let's make sure Ohio isn't repeating the same cycles.

Running together for issues that really matter for the BIPOC and queer communities in Fort Worth

Our vote is our voice. Our knowledge is our power. We gather to understand the ballot and protect our communities for generations to come. Early voting is real power! On November 3, what legacy will we leave? We owe it to those coming behind us.

We’re real people of Indiana advocating for real change; for ourselves, our neighbors, and our community.

Make a Difference — Mission Statement Standing on the shoulders of visionaries like Fannie Lou Hamer, Ella Baker, Ida B. Wells, and Shirley Chisholm, Make a Difference honors the enduring legacy of Black women who have galvanized communities and led

Black women, mothers or not, are a vital voting block. When they go into the voting booth, they go with their children and yours in mind. They vote with the future they hope their children will have.

Empowering Women at the forefront of Economic Development & Growth!

We believe every voter's voice deserves a seat at the table, so we organize, educate, and vote together.

Spelman College Students voting in the AUC for the first time!

A group of people bringing awareness to the ballot changes so there’s no confusion and only confidence at the polls!

We’re Louisianians who are organizing to help people understand what’s actually on the ballot and what’s not on the ballot!

Boricuas who live on the island are not able to vote for the president, in our congressional, representative on the island can only lobby. But those of us living on the continental united states have the right to vote, and we must do so.