South Asians have been part of the American fabric for over 200 years, and our community has grown by 40% in just the last decade. But our voices are still often unheard. It's time for a cultural shift.
By exercising our right to vote, we can uplift the voices of our community, and ensure our interests are being represented in areas such as housing, education, healthcare, and immigration.
Change happens when we participate in our democracy.
Change begins with all of us.
The 2020 Census is underway – it is important to make sure you are counted. Participation helps determine the distribution of political power and money from the federal government to our communities.
There is currently a shortage of poll workers across America due to COVID-19, which could mean closed polling locations and long delays for the election. Make it easier for people to vote by being a poll worker.
Help fellow Americans navigate the voting process and cast their votes. This may include remotely monitoring polling locations, driving between polling locations, and more.
Join this volunteer-run movement and help activate the South Asian diaspora across United States. Roles include social media, partnerships, content creation, research, marketing, and more.
South Asians Vote is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit and volunteer-run movement to increase voter turnout and civic engagement within the South Asian diaspora.