Poor People's Campaign

The Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival is uniting people in Washington, D.C. to challenge the evils of systemic racism, poverty, the war economy, ecological devastation and the nation’s distorted morality of religious nationalism. The Poor People’s Campaign is non-partisan but deeply political.

Wake the Sleeping Giant of Poor and Low-Income Voters

RSVP here to join a Get Out the Vote canvass on Saturday October 5 in Southeast DC. What better way to spend a free Saturday afternoon just one month before the national elections than encouraging people to vote?!

Stand with the DC Poor People’s Campaign in these urgent and critical times as we plan to canvass in poor and low-income communities on Saturday October 5. We will be talking to infrequent voters and we need your help to swing the vote towards a future where we can all thrive!

RSVP here to join our Oct 5 canvass in the Benning Road area in Southeast DC.

In the United States, our voting rights are under attack at the same time there are over 80 million poor and low-income voters, who account for one-third of the electorate. We know that if the 148,000 poor and low-income, infrequent voters in DC voted at the same frequency as those with higher incomes, they could change what is possible up and down the ballot!

We are waking the sleeping giant of poor and low-income, infrequent voters. RSVP here to join us on October 5 

Forward Together, Not One Step Back!

DC Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival

Between 2018-2020, 280,000 people were living in poverty or just one emergency away from economic ruin in Washington DC, accounting for 39.6% of the population.  

Poverty was the fourth leading cause of death in the United States, claiming
more lives than homicide, gun violence, diabetes or obesity. Long-term poverty was
responsible for 295,000 deaths a year – or over 800 deaths a day.

We must join forces and make our voices heard, as impacted folks & advocates, to push for economic justice in this city and this country.

Learn more about poverty in Washington DC: Download the DC 2023 Fact Sheet here.

Email [email protected] to get involved!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DCMoralRevival

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