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Business Continuity Best One More Voice: Practices for Remote Work Increasing Hoosier Civic Engagement AUDIO PROBLEMS? Listen on your phone using the phone number provided. 7/24/2020 Zoom Logistics All participants are currently muted.

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Business Continuity Best Practices for Remote Work

7/24/2020

AUDIO PROBLEMS? Listen on your phone using the phone number provided.

One More Voice: Increasing Hoosier Civic Engagement

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Today’s Presenters

BILL MOREAU Co-Founder Indiana Citizen Education Foundation, Inc. ROSE MEISSNER President Community Foundation

  • f St. Joseph County
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www.indianacitizen.org

Presentation to: Indiana Philanthropy Alliance

July 24, 2020

Bill Moreau Co-Founder & President bill.moreau@indianacitizen.org 317.370.1505

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www.indianacitizen.org

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The rankings are IN …

www.indianacitizen.org

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www.indianacitizen.org

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… and Indiana’s in the Bottom 10 again

www.indianacitizen.org

34.7% are unregistered

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2018: 49.3%

Despite a record turnout in 2018, we finished 43rd

www.indianacitizen.org

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2016: 58.3%

We weren’t much better in 2016, 41st

www.indianacitizen.org

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www.indianacitizen.org

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National American History Test of Adults:  The state of Indiana ranked 41st  64% got an F grade  14% got a D grade

www.indianacitizen.org

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RECOMMENDATION #1: To continue to promote civic engagement, we propose convening a civic education task force to study methods of instruction, programs, and educational outcomes to improve civic education

  • pportunities for all ages and prepare specific

policy recommendations to improve civic education opportunities and programs in Indiana.

www.indianacitizen.org

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Indiana Civic Education Task Force

Members Chair: Suzanne Crouch, Indiana Lieutenant Governor

  • Dr. Lemuel Watson, Dean, Indiana University School of Education

Senator J.D. Ford, Indiana Senate District 29 Senator R. Michael Young, Indiana Senate District 35 Representative Tonya Pfaff, Indiana House District 43 Representative Tony Cook, Indiana House District 32

  • Hon. Connie Lawson, Indiana Secretary of State
  • Hon. Loretta Rush, Chief Justice, Indiana Supreme Court

Amy Dudas, President, Indiana Bar Foundation Scott Barnhart, President-Elect, Indiana Bar Foundation Janet Chandler, Social Studies Teacher, Hamilton Southeastern High School

  • Dr. Laura Hammack, Superintendent, Brown County School Corporation

Dennis Bland, President, Center for Leadership Development

  • Dr. Elizabeth Osborn, President, Indiana Council on Social Studies

Kevin Brinegar, President & CEO, Indiana Chamber of Commerce

  • Dr. Eva Zygmunt, Professor, Ball State University Teachers College

Honorary Members

  • Hon. Randall Shepard, Former Chief Justice of Indiana
  • Hon. Greg Zoeller, Former Indiana Attorney General
  • Hon. Lee Hamilton, Former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives

Bill Moreau, President, Indiana Citizen Education Foundation

www.indianacitizen.org

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RECOMMENDATION #2: As we head toward the 2020 elections, Indiana should aspire to increase voting turnout substantially, with the goal of moving from the Bottom 10 to the Top 10 of states.

www.indianacitizen.org

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Jennifer Westerhaus Adams John Brown Niel and Karen Ellerbrook

  • J. Michael Grubbs

Ronald Katz Teresa and Mark Lubbers Linda Moreau David Poisson Eric and Jennifer Scroggins Catherine A. Usher Beverly Agnew Randy Brown Melody Ellert Jane Henegar and Matt Gutwein Gregg and Jannett Keesling Lumina Foundation Peter Morse Kathi and Bob Postlethwait David and Donna Sease Emily and Adam VanOsdol Chris and Nancy Aldridge Brian and Bethany Burdick Dan and Marilyn Evans Lena Hackett Margo Kelly Donald Lundberg Kevin Murray Erika Powers Gene and Joanne Sease Kevin and Stephene VandenBrink Dan and Kate Appel Craig Burkhardt Phil Faccenda Greg Hahn Jeanne and Rod Kelsay Elizabeth Moreau Lusink and Baxter Lusink Rufus (Bud) Myers Myrta Pulliam Charlotte Sellers Jennifer and Gary Vigran Courtney Arango Moira and Bill Carlstedt Danielle Falconer Rick and Tami Hall Melina Kennedy Barbara MacDougall Fred and Nancy Nation Jeff and Julie Qualkinbush Amy W. MacDonell and Randall T. Shepard Tom and Tina Vujovich Denise M. Arie Jan Carroll Nate Feltman Rashid and Katie Hallaway Nick Kile David Maidenberg Julie and Jim Newland Brad Queisser Ona Sircy-Dunaway Denise Wagner Fred and Kathi Armstrong Brian Casey Chris and Paje Felts Carey Hamilton Mickey and Jenny Kim John Maley Kent and Judy Newton Jeff Rasley Cynthia Simon Skjodt David and Susan Wantz Rebecca Aurand Beth and Fred Cate Christine Fitzpatrick John Hammond and Diana Hamilton Anne and Alan Kimbell Jeff and Julie Mallamad John Niemeyer Rebecca Reeder Mike and Sue Smith Amy Conrad Warner Nathan Baker Hillary Close George and Mary Fitzpatrick Nancy and Marshall Hanley John and Kathryn Kish Marissa Manlove Jane and Lewis Norman Terri Reilly Jeff and Heather Smulyan Linda Warner Cindy and Jim Barkley Community Foundation of St. Joseph’s County Kevin and Anna Flynn David Harris Don Knebel Steven Mannheimer Samuel Odle Reuben Family Foundation Ann M. Stack Paul Weber Kirk Grable and Lori Barnhart Russ and Mary Lou Cox Curt Wiley and Priscilla Fossum Rina Harris Jennifer Knebel Janet Mansfield Bill Oesterle Candice Reuben Rich and Janet Starkey Gary Wiggins Matthew and Kellie Barr Chelsea Haring-Cozzi and Anthony Cozzi Trevor and Whitney Foughty Brian and Louise Henderson Michael Knight Donna and Bill Marsh John Olivieri Robert and Carol Reynolds Joni Sterne Heather Willey Katrina and Frank Basile Helene and Bob Cross Shaw and Greta Friedman Brandt Hershman John and Julia Koenig Michael S. (Mickey) Maurer Alex and Katie Orlowski Charles Richardson Jane Ade Stevens and Roger Stevens Susan and Brian Williams Chris and Jessica Bayh CSO Architects Lou and Ty Gerig David Herzog Alison Kothe John Krauss and Marnie Maxwell Jackie Nytes and Michael O’Brien Sally Rideout Kathleen DeLaney and Jim Strenski Eric Williams Evan and Susan Bayh Paul and Jennifer Cvar Sue Anne Gilroy William Hogg Bob Kraft Timothy J. Riffle and Sarah M. McConnell Michael and Anne O’Connor Jay and Brenda Rigdon Robert Strohmeyer Mark Williams Steve Benz Janilyn Daub Fred and Barb Glass Martha and David Hoover Cynthia Kretz William McConnell Nancy Papas Dan and Lisa Riley Kevin Strunk Maura Sullivan Williams Neil Berman Kathy and John Davis Marianne Glick Al and Kathy Hubbard Martha and Ned Lamkin Tim and Jane McGinley Bill and Bernie Paradise Joan SerVaas and Larry Roan Brian and Mary Ann Sullivan David Willkie Brad and Lindsey Bingham Susan Guyett and David Dawson Howard Gobstein Matt Impink Ann Latscha Holly & Phil McKiernan Sharon and Kirk Parr Blake Roebuck Frank and Cheryl Sullivan Mitzi and Tom Witchger Jean Blackwell Terry Dawson Michael and Rita Goldenberg Indiana REALTORS Michael Sample and Jhani Laupus Evan Kelsay and Erin McLaughlin Brian and Gail Payne Randy Rompola Robert Herzog and Kay Swank-Herzog Steve Wolff Marvin Blade Ann and Ed DeLaney Cheryl Gonzalez Krisztina and Ken Inskeep Mark Lawrence Kaye McSpadden Ben Pearlman Terri Roney Janet and Kevin Sweet David and Stephanie Wright Bob Blaemire Andrew Detherage Richard and Laurie Gordon Pamella Jahnke Barbara Lawrence Owen (Bud) and Chris Melton Peoples Bank Marya and Tony Rose Ellen Szarleta Christopher and Simone Yeomans Kim Blanchet Louis Dezelan Jeanine Gozdecki Marcia Root Jansen Robert and Peggy Lazard David and Lisa Meyers Grant Peters John and Susan Ross Donald Tanselle Greg and Kerrie Zoeller David and Ann Bochnowski Thomas and Nancy Dinwiddie Dwight Graham Tim Jeffers Rachel Lerman Lu Pennal and Stan Mikosz Amy and Bart Peterson Mark Rust Jill Long Thompson Les Zwirn Jacob Bonifield Bruce Donaldson Mark and Meredith Gramelspacher Martin and Patty Jischke Nancy Lesser Kendall Millard Charles Bantz and Sandra Petronio Samerian Foundation, Inc. John Tinder Jon Bonsall Greg Downes Kyle Grand Stephen Joiner Christine and David Letts Alan and Sally Mills Tonya Pfaff Chris Scanlon Alan and Ruth Ann Townsend Katie Moreau and Dan Boritt Mary Downes Bob and Melody Grand Randal Kaltenmark Alan and Mary Levin Judith Mishler Jessamine Pilcher Jim and Laura Schellinger Mark Townsend Barbara Bosch Duke Energy Foundation Dave Wortman and Melissa Greenwell Kelley Karn Michael Levitan Lily Mollabashy Aja May Pirtle John Schlechte Tony and Suzanne Twist Jay and Laurie Boyd Charles R. Dunlap Julie Griffith Steven Karn Linda Lewis Janet Moran Barb Pitman Steve and Brynne Schultz Universal Roofing, LLC JoAnn Brouillette Joe Eaton Sean Griggs Kassem/Davis/Colten Families Joe and Susan Loftus Ann and Bill Moreau Tom Pitman Richard Schwartz University of Notre Dame

www.indianacitizen.org

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Our Advisors

www.indianacitizen.org

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Let’s encourage Hoosiers to vote without caring how they’ll vote, connected to unbiased information about the candidates and issues.

www.indianacitizen.org

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Mobilize a statewide effort to increase turnout by 20%, connected to a digital registration platform that will provide as much unbiased information about the 2020 candidates and issues as we can put there.

www.indianacitizen.org

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Our goal: Reach 750,000 of Indiana’s 1.7 million unregistered voters, provide the pathway for them to register and for follow-up with complete, unbiased information about the candidates on their individual ballot. Our tech partner will create the pathway for registration and follow-up. We will provide the information that voters need and know they can trust.

www.indianacitizen.org

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 Complete, unbiased information of this kind is not available from any other known source in Indiana.  We are creating a “voter guide” like local newspapers

  • nce did, but we will provide the information on a

statewide scale.  To cover county-level elections in as much depth as possible, we will collaborate with knowledgeable writers statewide to make the most of our resources.

www.indianacitizen.org

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 Register 750,000 new voters by October 5, 2020 (72 days away)  Get 3.4 million voters out (increase of 20%,

  • est. 600,000 more than 2016)

www.indianacitizen.org

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Campaign Strategy Director

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Tiffany Sauder Chief Executive Officer San Pathak Chief Operating Officer Danielle Falconer, APR Vice President of Strategy Ashley Booth Account Director

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www.onemorevoice.com

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What’s your issue? School funding? Job creation? Fixing the roads? Whichever it is, it depends on your voice— and one more voice can make an impact. Make that voice yours. Register to vote today.

Instagram Image Primary Audience Instagram Story Primary Audience

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Instagram Image Secondary Audience Instagram Story Secondary Audience

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One More Voice

Register to Vote in Indiana

One More Voice

Register to Vote in Indiana

Snapchat Image Primary Audience Snapchat Story Primary Audience

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Make It Your Own

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Billboard 30 Second Radio Spot: Register

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 Ambitious  Credible  Visible  Tangible  Memorable  Intentional  Pervasive  Persistent  $ [Earned media & PSAs won’t move the needle]

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Connecting People Who Care With Causes That Matter • www.cfsjc.org

One More Voice Campaign

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Process & Timeline

Connecting People Who Care With Causes That Matter • www.cfsjc.org JUNE 4: Rose attends panel discussion on One More Voice (IPA Conference) JUNE 8: Rose consults board chair about adding One More Voice presentation to board agenda (sent onemorevoice.com link in advance) JUNE 16: Bill Moreau presents to full board JUNE 25: Executive Committee convenes to discuss recommendation to board JUNE 26: Recommendation to fully endorse One More Voice initiative submitted to full board for approval JUNE 29: Secured 100% board participation via email vote with

  • verwhelming support
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Connecting People Who Care With Causes That Matter • www.cfsjc.org

Board rallied behind:

  • Goal to achieve a better informed, more engaged

Hoosier citizenry

  • Non-partisan, statewide effort with strong leadership
  • Educational (comprehensive voter guide)
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Connecting People Who Care With Causes That Matter • www.cfsjc.org Committed $25,000 for St. Joseph County campaign expenses (and encouraging

  • ther gifts)

Facilitating contacts with:

  • South Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce/Metro Chamber Association
  • South Bend Rotary
  • Public Libraries
  • K-12/Higher Education
  • Nonprofits
  • African American Community Fund

GOAL: Use our networks and communications tools to ask others to do the same, who in turn will ask others to do the same. Example: CFSJC – school superintendents – high school seniors

What the Community Foundation of

  • St. Joseph County is doing to help….
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  • Register at inphilanthropy.org/legislative-roundtables

July 27: Southwest Region July 28: East Central Region July 29: Northeast Region July 29: Northwest Region July 30: Southeast Region August 4: Central Region

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