Kansans, working together, can build a state full of thriving, inclusive, and just communities. Local office holders - including city and county council members, school boards, and mayors have a critical role to play in realizing this vision.
We're working to engage more Kansans and activate them to become advocates within their communities. We're connecting with partners, hosting community meetings throughout Southeast Kansas, and organizing around issues such as food and housing insecurity, transportation, and incarceration.
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Southeast and Southwest Kansas communities know their unique strengths and perspectives are integral to what makes Kansas the state it is. Despite this, communities in these regions experience some of the worst statistical indicators for health outcomes in the state, including some of the lowest levels of civic engagement and voter turnout. To address these issues, Kansas Appleseed launched our integrated voter engagement (IVE) campaigns in these regions of the state. Our work began in Southeast Kansas in 2017 and in Southwest Kansas in 2019.
Click here to check out our IVE report to see what worked and what we've learned along the way!
ConnectConnect with Caleb, Kansas Appleseed campaign director, to co-conspire on how to engage voters in your community.
Caleb is motivated by seeing real change happen in local communities. Caleb directs Kansas Appleseed's integrated voter engagement work. Based in Pittsburg, Caleb works throughout Southeast Kansas, working with communities and partners to encourage participation in the political process and community-driven actions. Contact Caleb at csmith@kansasappleseed.org. 
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Kansas Appleseed is not an election official or hold itself out as such