Join us at this community event and get information about voting, including what’s on the ballot and why it matters! Staff will be on hand to answer questions and help you with your voting needs!

Join us at this community event and get information about voting, including what’s on the ballot and why it matters! Staff will be on hand to answer questions and help you with your voting needs!

Join us at this community event and get information about voting, including what’s on the ballot and why it matters! Staff will be on hand to answer questions and help you with your voting needs!

REGISTER: bit.ly/VoicingYourVote

Join emerging Philadelphia civic leaders for original music, poetry, and discussion about the upcoming election on May 18.

Learn what's on the ballot and how you can make an immediate impact in your community by voicing your vote.

This gathering is part of a nationwide movement of citizenship hosted by Citizen University's Civic Saturday Program, in partnership with Better Civics, REC Philly, and Campus Philly.

Artists booked to date include: Visionary @visionarythepoet (IG) & @EmilyDrinker (IG)

REGISTER https://bit.ly/3fQkf1P

Almost every six months in Pennsylvania there is an election. In this May's primary, we will be voting for a range of judicial candidates as well as for the District Attorney's office.

Unfortunately, it can be extremely difficult to find information about who these judicial candidates are and even harder to identify why a candidate should receive your vote.

Our panel will discuss what races are on the ballot this year, where to find resources on the candidates, and how these positions impact our state and local communities.

This event is free to attend!

Speakers include:

Kadida Kenner, PA Campaign Director, Why Courts Matter

Jen Devor, President and Co-Founder, Better Civics

Tonya Bah, Strategist, Free the Ballot

Register at: https://www.phillysetgo.com/philly_set_go_da_forums

*link for the event will be sent via email the day before the event*

The May primary is right around the corner, and the incumbent District Attorney, Larry Krasner, and his Democratic party primary challenger, Carlos Vega, both believe they have the best ideas to serve as the City's top prosecutor, but the decision is up to you.

This is your chance to learn about the important duties of the District Attorney, ask the candidates about the issues most important to you, and hear how the candidates plan on engaging millennials –– Philadelphia’s largest demographic.

Due to scheduling constraints, the candidates will be appearing back-to-back, with the District Attorney Krasner on stage from 7:00-7:45 and Mr. Vega on stage from 7:45-8:30.

The Democratic Primary District Attorney Town Hall presented by Philly Set Go is co-sponsored by the following organizations.

-Millennials in Action

-Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club

-Philadelphia LGBTQ Bar Association

-Philadelphia Young Democrats

-Open Wards Philadelphia

-Better Civics

At these socially distant events, we will be answering election questions, helping people make their voting plans, giving out free food, PPE, and giveaways, all with the backdrop of local DJs. We'll also work with canvassers to make sure everyone in the neighborhood has what they need to vote safe. 

MASK UP! POP IN - POP OUT. STAY 6FT APART. BE SAFE.

This event is in partnership with Congregations Affiliated to Strengthen Elections (CASE). Thank you to our partners!

We’re partnering with Out-Of-This-World barber Sci-Fi to celebrate Voting with Pride this Saturday 10/31 at our Vote Safe Pop-Up: Halloween #outfestphilly Edition.

At these socially distant events, we will be answering election questions, helping people make their voting plans, giving out free food, PPE, and giveaways, all with the backdrop of local DJs. We'll also work with canvassers to make sure everyone in the neighborhood has what they need to vote safe. 

We will also be featuring free cuts by Sci-Fi!

MASK UP! POP IN - POP OUT. STAY 6FT APART. BE SAFE.

This event is in partnership with Another Planet Barber Shop. Thank you to our partners!

At these socially distant events, we will be answering election questions, helping people make their voting plans, giving out free food, PPE, and giveaways, all with the backdrop of local DJs. We'll also work with canvassers to make sure everyone in the neighborhood has what they need to vote safe. 

MASK UP! POP IN - POP OUT. STAY 6FT APART. BE SAFE.

This event is in partnership with SEAMAAC. Thank you to our partners!

At these socially distant events, we will be answering election questions, helping people make their voting plans, giving out free food, PPE, and giveaways, all with the backdrop of local DJs. We'll also work with canvassers to make sure everyone in the neighborhood has what they need to vote safe. 

MASK UP! POP IN - POP OUT. STAY 6FT APART. BE SAFE.

This event is in partnership with Congregations Affiliated to Strengthen Elections (CASE) and Woke Vote. Thank you to our partners!

At these socially distant events, we will be answering election questions, helping people make their voting plans, giving out free food, PPE, and giveaways, all with the backdrop of local DJs. We'll also work with canvassers to make sure everyone in the neighborhood has what they need to vote safe. 

We will also be featuring free cuts by Jacque' "Sci-Fi" Scott of Another Planet Barber Shop.

MASK UP! POP IN - POP OUT. STAY 6FT APART. BE SAFE.

This event is in partnership with Another Planet Barber Shop and Shape Up The Vote. Thank you to our partners!

Presented by Unity in the Community and Better Civics, and in partnership with All Voting is Local, Urbn Seek, Philadelphia 76ers, Black Voters Matter, Planned Parenthood, and The Voter Project.

This event will follow CDC-recommendations for a SAFE experience. Masks are required, PPE will be provided, and we will practice Safe Six (6 ft)!

We’ll have food, music, and all you need in order to make your voice heard and your vote count on November 3rd! 

60% of eligible voters are NEVER asked to register.  With a major election on our hands and Philadelphia being critical to how Pennsylvania decides which presidential candidate has a path to the White House, we must change that. 

Civic engagement means going right to the people. Leading up to November 3rd, Better Civics is introducing our new signature Four Corner “Vote Safe” Block Parties - our way of connecting with the community, while ensuring that we are socially distanced and following safe gathering practices in light of COVID-19. Our goals with each Four Corner “Vote Safe” Block Party are to:

• Get new voters registered and encourage voters to check their registratioN

• Educate residents on how to vote safely: either in-person at the polls or by mail 

• Empower residents with the tools they need to keep the work going after November 3rd. Voting is a step, but not the only step. Civic engagement is year-round.