Voting Rights & Access in the South
A national hearing examining voter suppression, registration barriers, and polling access across Southern states.
NCRRRI is bringing voter rights education, civil rights documentation, and community testimony directly to 300 cities across America. Hearings are open to all citizens. Every testimony entered becomes part of the permanent national record. More cities are being added — sign up today to be notified when we come to your community.
A national hearing examining voter suppression, registration barriers, and polling access across Southern states.
Documenting discriminatory lending, eviction patterns, and housing cost burden affecting communities of color in the Midwest.
Examining use-of-force disparities, incarceration rates, and prosecutorial patterns in California's largest county.
Investigating environmental racism, contaminated water systems, and the disproportionate burden on Black and low-income communities.
Documenting the civil rights conditions of immigrant communities, detention practices, and access to due process.
Examining school funding disparities, discipline gaps, and access to advanced coursework in under-resourced districts.
The following cities are confirmed for Phase I of the NCRRRI 300-City National Voter Empowerment Tour (September 2026 – September 2028). Additional cities across all 50 states are being scheduled. Sign up below to be notified the moment your city is added.
15 confirmed cities. Dates and venues subject to change. Additional cities across all 50 states are being added continuously.
Dates and locations are subject to change. Additional cities are being added. Sign up below to be notified.
The NCRRRI National Voter Empowerment Tour is expanding to 300 cities across all 50 states. Don't miss your city — sign up now and we'll notify you the moment your community is scheduled.
The NCRRRI National Voter Empowerment Tour is expanding to 300 cities across all 50 states. New cities are being added every week. Enter your information below and we will notify you the moment a hearing is scheduled in your community.
Your experience is evidence. Add your voice to the permanent national record of civil rights conditions in America.