#VoteAND

In June, in collaboration with Dr. Mark Shapiro, we launched the #VoteAND social media campaign. The effort sought to recognize the continued importance of voting while acknowledging that voting alone may not be enough to actualize the change(s) we are seeking. The campaign encourages participants to affirm their commitment to voting and sharing one additional activity such as the following:

• Option #1: Talk to those around you about voting! How can you help others get ready for Election Day?⠀⠀⠀⠀
• Option #2: Help make it easier for others to register to vote! Giving a presentation soon? Share this slide and encourage attendees to take 2 minutes to register to vote. 
• Option #3: Call your local officials to share issues that are important to you! They need to hear your voice on the ballot and on the phone.⠀⠀⠀
• Option #4: Become an active member in organizations that support issues that are important to you!
• Option #5: You can make a difference by volunteering! Donate money, time or resources to organizations or candidates who share the same values as you!

RxVote Prescriptions

Consider placing these in your units/clinics or handing out to patients in the waiting room. You may download the image here, or email saranya@civichealthalliance.org to be mailed printed prescription pads at no cost to you.

Staff Spotlight: Jessica Rebaza, MS

The Civic Health Alliance team is incredibly grateful to have Jessica serving as our Social Media Director. In this role she provides leadership in our campaign outreach efforts via several digital platforms. Jessica earned her BSFCS in Nutrition Science from the University of Georgia, MS in Community Health Education from Columbia University, and is currently a third year medical student at St. George’s University School of Medicine. You can see her excellent work firsthand by clicking any one of the social media icons below. Thank you Jessica!