Covid-19 has disrupted nearly every aspect of the political landscape—especially campaigning. Now, in the wake of the pandemic, politicians are faced with the new challenge of having to persuade and connect with voters virtually. On Monday, May 18, Higher Ground Labs, an organization which supports progressive candidates through technology development, will discuss how they’re digitally responding to the pandemic’s effects on the 2020 election. And, more importantly, how we can collectively implement these new campaigning methods.

For this webinar, Higher Ground Labs will discuss “adaptive campaigning:” their latest strategy in helping progressive candidates transition from live political events—which involve rallies and fundraising—to a whole new world of virtual campaigning and voter engagement. Presented in conjunction with the Tenderloin Museum, this webinar is meant to educate, inform, and inspire those who want to navigate our developing political landscape.

Free | Suggested donation of $10
The event is limited to 500 attendees.
Zoom link will be sent on the day of the event to those who register.