Our Mission

Our aim is to make the winning difference in the November elections with an unprecedented and massive Campus Mobilization initiative. Vote for Equality is intensifying its efforts to recruit, train, and mobilize the largest team of Campus Organizers ever assembled in the battleground states. These organizers are crucial in:

• Educating Voters: Providing crucial information on abortion rights and women’s rights, motivating them to turn their fear and anger into decisive action at the ballot box.
• Navigating Voter Suppression: Countering right-wing attempts to suppress the college vote by ensuring colleges and universities assist students in voting, in compliance with Federal laws.
• Training on Election Rules: Equipping Campus Organizers with the knowledge of state-specific election rules and effective mobilization strategies.
• Providing Resources: Offering fact sheets, visible Campus Organizer signs, and access to a hotline with election experts and attorneys ready to challenge any attempts at voter suppression.

Our Campus Organizers are the frontline against the MAGA Republican assault on women’s rights. Each Organizer has the potential to influence hundreds, if not thousands, of voters—making a significant impact on the outcome of the 2026 election.

The Urgency cannot be over-emphasized

The Trump-led Republican War on Women has unfolded with shocking speed. We’ve watched fundamental rights being taken away. Trump’s Big Ugly Bill has gutted Medicaid – the primary insurer of women’s reproductive healthcare and older women’s long-term care – closed women’s clinics, cut off funding to domestic violence shelters, and endangered Medicare and Social Security. Trump’s Department of Education has attacked women’s studies programs at universities and his Department of Justice is refusing to prosecute extremists who attack or threaten violence against women’s health clinics.

A Democratic majority in the House and Senate changes all this.

A Democratic majority blocks the next dangerous Supreme court nomination. A Democratic majority passes the Joint Congressional Resolution affirming the Equal Rights Amendment has been duly ratified.  The ERA is not an abstraction. It is the difference between having Constitutional protection against sex discrimination – or risking every right women have being swept away by five right-wing Supreme Court justices, one executive order, one Republican legislative majority.

We need to flip just 5 House seats – not 30, not 15, just 5 – and we need to flip 4 Senate seats to win majority control of Congress for Democrats.  It is not the end of the fight—but it is the difference between a Congress that is a barrier and a Congress that can act.