What a talk covers
What gerrymandering is, how "cracking" and "packing" work, why safe seats and primaries matter, what fair maps look like, and the decisions coming up in 2028 (Illinois) and 2030 (federal). We tailor the depth to your audience.
We send friendly, plain-English speakers to civic groups, classrooms, libraries, faith groups, rotary clubs, and community meetings to explain gerrymandering and fair maps. In person or virtual, and always free.
No lecture, no jargon, and no partisanship. Just a clear explanation of how district lines shape elections, and what fair maps would change.
What gerrymandering is, how "cracking" and "packing" work, why safe seats and primaries matter, what fair maps look like, and the decisions coming up in 2028 (Illinois) and 2030 (federal). We tailor the depth to your audience.
Community meetings, classrooms and student groups, libraries, faith communities, civic and service clubs, neighborhood associations, and more. Whether your group is brand new to the topic or already engaged, we will meet you where you are.
In person or virtual, whichever suits your group. Talks run from a quick 20 minutes to a fuller 60, and we always leave time for an open question-and-answer session. Tell us your time slot and we will fit it.
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