As concerned citizens and organizations, we aim to address Michigan’s legislature and advocate for the passage of pivotal criminal legal reform legislation.
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Heard of proportional representation but not quite sure what it is, how it works, or why people are talking about it? Join Voting Access For All Coalition next week, on Friday, September 25, from 12:30… Read Article
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The Community Voting Rights Art Installation created by Voting Access For All Coalition (VAAC) and Indivisible Metro Detroit opens at ArtPrize 2026 on Friday, September 18, and now it’s time to see the finished installation… Read Article
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VAAC ambassadors will be out across Michigan this week, bringing voter education and registration support into community resource events, shelters, expungement fairs, and other spaces where people are already connecting. We’re also heading to Grand… Read Article
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VAAC ambassadors have been out in communities across Michigan, bringing voter and civic education into places where people are already gathering, finding resources, and connecting with one another. Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve… Read Article
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The U.S. Supreme Court has kept new U.S. Postal Service restrictions on mail ballots blocked for the November 3 election. That means USPS will continue delivering election mail under the existing system for the 2026… Read Article
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At VAAC’s September 11 Friday Community Meeting, Nomi Joyrich, Michigan Director of Jews for a Secular Democracy, joined us for a deep dive into the statewide proposals Michigan voters could see on their November ballots.… Read Article
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As Michigan prepares for the November 3 General Election, a new resource is helping voters understand an important part of our election system: local clerks run our elections. The Michigan Clerks’ Bill of Rights, developed… Read Article
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VAAC Friday Community Meetings returns today with a conversation focused on Michigan ballot initiatives and what voters need to understand about proposals that could make significant changes to the Michigan Constitution. Our next statewide community… Read Article
