Coalitions & Community Engagement Team
Coalitions & Community Engagement Department
Our NCDP Coalitions & Community Engagement Department develops and executes events and outreach programs to reach, engage, and mobilize key stakeholders, communities, and coalitions in support of winning elections and helping to build Democratic power throughout North Carolina.
We cultivate and manage relationships with the NCDP committees, elected officials, state coalitions and community organizations, surrogates and volunteers, etc., as well as, coordinate Eva Clayton Fellowship development and collaborate with other our NCDP departments to support constituency organizers, mobilization efforts, data needs, communications work, and so much more.
View the auxiliary organizations and caucuses here.
Programs
Souls to the Polls
A faith-based movement to engage the community and involve them in the political process.
Black & Brown Women’s Round Table
A dialogue about empowering and supporting Black and Brown women; while recognizing the opportunities, obstacles and barriers in politics.
Chop It Up-NC Virtual Sessions & Resources
The “Chop It Up NC” event series is a Men of Color focused discussion on state and national policy and politics and how it affects black and brown communities across North Carolina!
Men of Color are critical to the Democratic coalition in North Carolina and we must do all we can to engage their diverse concerns in an authentic way, year-round, in order to turn North Carolina blue.
InterFaith Outreach PPT & Resources
Voter engagement and education to faith based communities to promote collaborations with their respective communities to encourage active and engaged voter participation.
Virtual Women of Color Events
Women of Color Session Discussions and recordings from the virtual sessions held during the pandemic. Resource videos shown during the annual Women of Color Leadership Forum.
Cultural Events & GOTV
A collection of recordings from events and panels in support of general topics and representative of communities throughout the state.
#SheLeads
A two-phase, mentorship program with the intention to empower women in politics; phase one involves interviews of women in leadership responding to both baseline and individualized questions. Phase two involves round table discussions with the women featured.
Yo Soy Afro-Latino: A Panel Discussion on the Afro-Latinx Experience
For Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month, we hosted a discussion panel highlighting the Afro-Latinx community. Join us as we chat with men and women to discuss being Afro-Latinx in America.
Latinos con Beasley Conversations Series: Education, Business, and Commerce
Latinos con Beasley will focus on a series of community conversations moderated by Latino leaders across the state. The next community conversation will take place this Wednesday, 10.5 at 6 p.m.
North Carolina’s Latino community has been the single largest contributor to the state’s population growth since 2010 – and as it grows, so does our political power! We must elect a diverse slate of candidates to public office!