Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Vote

 


 

 






 

Paul,

Voting is a core principle of being American, but to exercise this basic right, we must be registered to vote! That’s why the Economic Policy Institute is a proud partner and supporter of National Voter Registration Day, which happens to be today.

And you can be part of this amazing day!

Register to Vote Online: It’s simple, it’s free and it’s secure. If online voter registration is not available in your state or if it doesn’t work for you, you can easily start the process online no matter where you live.

Spread the word: Once you make sure you’re registered, forward this email to a friend, ask them to join you and use #NationalVoterRegistrationDay and #VoteReady in all of your social media posts.

Get #VoteReady: Already registered? Even better! If you want to vote by mail this year, request your ballot today. Or take 10 minutes now to learn more about what’s on the ballot, where your polling station is and other ways to get involved ahead of Election Day.

Sign up to be a poll worker: go.aflcio.org/ptp

Thanks for taking a few moments to strengthen your community, and our country, with your voice.

In solidarity,

Eve Tahmincioglu
Director of Communications, Economic Policy Institute

 

 

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paul, will you celebrate with us?

Happy World Rhino Day // Button: Help Protect Rhinos >>

This is a very important day for our endangered species. Rhinos have faced immense violence at the hands of humans and desperately need our help.

Estimates show only 27,000 rhinos are still alive today.
Help us protect this amazing animal before it’s TOO LATE.

There are five different species of rhinos: White rhinos, Black rhinos, Javan rhinos, Sumatran rhinos, and Greater One-Horned rhinos. As a whole, people have wrought havoc on rhino populations with some subspecies being affected more severely than others (there are only two Northern White rhinos left in the world)!

Humans are at fault for much of the hardship facing rhinos.

Rhinos are often massacred as part of the international wildlife trade as poachers hope to sell their horns.

Across Africa, more than 9,000 rhinos have been killed by poachers in the last decade.

Rhinos need large habitats through which they can roam, but human activity has forced them to live on smaller and smaller areas of land.

These are amazing creatures. A black rhino has skin that can be as thick as 5cm. White rhinos, despite being the second largest mammal on land, can run 40km/hour.
There are so many incredible facts about rhinos, but one thing is absolutely clear:

We do not want to leave future generations a world without rhinos.
And we don’t have to...

Wishing you a happy World Rhino Day,

-- Save Animals Facing Extinction