GCC Lead Organizer Keisha Krumm will be a speaker at a virtual discussion hosted by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) featuring experts in democracy reform and community organizing.

The ability for every eligible voter to freely participate in elections is the cornerstone of our democracy. This should not be controversial. But our country’s history of voter suppression and efforts happening now to restrict voting—particularly in Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities—demonstrates the fragility of our system. Meaningful science-based reforms are possible, and they require action from a broad coalition that understands how mobilization, data, and political will can work together to create a truly representative government.

The speakers will address the critical steps needed to ensure a thriving democracy is accessible to all. Here are the details on the event:

UCS Conversation: The Future of Our Democracy
Date: Tuesday, May 18
Time: 7:00pm ET

Register for the virtual discussion here:
act.ucsusa.org/democracy