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supporting communities through the coronavirus Pandemic
Helping America's Young Leaders Help Our Communities Recover
The YEO Network is committed to supporting our 1,000+ members elected to office across the country help the most vulnerable populations in their communities survive and recover from the COVID-19 outbreak. This outbreak and its wide-ranging effects have exposed in new ways the deep inequities that exist. More than that, it has shown what must and can be possible to protect the health, safety, economic prosperity and equality for every American now and forever. Our members are leading these efforts, we are dedicated to supporting them and -- together -- we will endure this global crisis.
Policy Resources
Vital pieces of this recovery depend on the ability of elected leaders at every level of government to advance progressive policy that protects workers, families and our most vulnerable and provides all of us with quality healthcare, equal protection under the law and access to economic opportunity. Below is a list of policies, organized into categories, that YEO has provided as suggested as options to alleviate the burden of COVID-19 on your constituencies. Many of these policies have been collected by our own members, as well as from our friends at Local Progress and Mayor's Innovation Project. If you’d like to see your policy or resources highlighted in our database, please reach out.
Voting Rights &
Democracy Reform
Live Events and Webinars
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Re-Opening in the Wake of COVID-19 | Video Replay | Notes
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Protecting Underserved Communities | Video Replay: Part 1 and Part 2 | Notes
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Coronavirus Policy Webinar, April 15, 2020 | Video Replay | Notes
Get Counted. BE CENSUS READY.
In mid-March, homes across the country began receiving invitations to complete the 2020 Census. Proper and proportional representation is especially important for our nation's most marginalized communities and determines everything from school funding to fair and the drawing of electoral districts.
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For the first time in history, Americans can respond online.
Spread the word to your constituents, visit 2020census.gov for more information and check out these resources from our friends at the Leadership Conference
Additional Resources for Elected Leaders
