The Institute for Common Power is hosting a free 24-hour virtual event from July 1st at 3 pm to July 2nd at 3 pm EDT to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. This "Hope and Determination Heart-Raiser" aims to motivate participants in the fight for American democracy four months before Election Day.
GW faculty and administrators can register for this free public event and participate for any length of time during the 24-hour period. The event will feature teaching, inspiration, and activities focused on civic engagement and voting rights.
The Institute for Common Power describes itself as "an organization committed to catalyzing action through workshops, lectures, courses, and more." They state, "At the Institute for Common Power, we advocate and educate for what should be the most common power in American democracy—the right to vote. We believe that civic engagement and participation are essential for a thriving democracy."
Event organizer Jessica Allardice notes, "We encourage you to participate in this 24-hour event for as little or as much time as you can spare. Please feel free to share this invitation with your network, including family and friends."
