What happens after I complete the series and want to learn more?

Once you’ve completed the first workshop, you will get access to VCW’s weekly virtual community safety office hours where you can book a time to speak one-on-one with one of our community safety practitioners to ask questions from the trainings and/or troubleshoot issues. The Building Our Own Electoral Safety Training Series is meant to provide a solid introductory […]

Accessibility:

At the moment, this training does not include Spanish Interpretation or American Sign Language. Please indicate accessibility needs in the registration form.

How do I register?

First, fill out this registration form. at least 48 hours before your desired training date. You’ll need the following information to register: Then, after your registration has been received and vetted, you will receive the training information overview. Each individual registered member of your group will receive a personalized zoom confirmation form. Each registered member […]

Solidarity Scholarship

To make our trainings as accessible as possible, Vision Change Win is offering five scholarships each month to BIPOC, low-income folks, Immigrants, Queer or Trans folks, Disabled folks, or other marginalized communities. These slots are first come, first served. Participants only need to indicate in the registration form they are applying for a solidarity seat. […]

Who is this for?

The electoral safety training series is for progressive electoral organizers to strengthen their community safety practices to prevent and address violence or harm that may impact their organization. It is especially designed for people in the following roles:

What is Electoral Safety & Security?

Electoral security is a set of practices that build the collective capacity of progressive electoral organizers to address violence and harm meant to disrupt progressive electoral organizing. VCW uses a holistic approach to electoral security to build collective capacity of progressive organizers and organizations.