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Amy Nguyen (she/they)

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National Voter Registration Day is September 15, but civic engagement doesn’t begin or end at the ballot box. Communities build power every day through learning, connecting, sharing resources, volunteering, advocating, organizing, supporting neighbors, and caring for one another.

Amy Nguyen’s guide to civic engagement beyond Election Day, “How Do You Show Up for Your Community?” offers a starting point for finding ways to participate that fit your values, your community, and your capacity. There’s no single “right” way to show up—and doing what you can, including taking care of yourself, is part of community care.

Explore the guide and find an entry point that works for you. Civic engagement is a collective practice, and everyone has a role to play in shaping our shared future.

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