WHAT WE DO
OUR INITIATIVES
The Frederick Douglass Project offers a range of programs and initiatives aimed at empowering Minnesota's underrepresented communities through a multi-pronged approach that includes education, advocacy, and grassroots mobilization efforts.
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POLICY ADVOCACY
FDP advocates for policies that promote generational wealth, family legacy, and individual responsibility through a variety of efforts:
📃 Developing policy papers and position statements to inform legislators and the public
🤝🏾 Collaborating with like-minded organizations to amplify efforts on key issues
🏛️ Organizing advocacy days at the state Capitol to engage constituents with legislators
02
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
FDP aims to increase civic awareness and participation among MN's underrepresented groups:
📒 Hosting workshops on the history of Frederick Douglass and political advocacy
🇺🇸 Providing training sessions on policy issues such as school choice, economic development, and criminal justice reform
🗳️ Conducting voter education campaigns to improve civic literacy
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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
FDP seeks to identify and mentor future leaders to carry on the banner of American prosperity for our families and communities by:
🗽 Establishing a mentorship program for young community leaders interested in politics
👔 Providing resources and training for potential candidates for office
🤝🏾 Partnering with national, like-minded organizations for fellowship opportunities.
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GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION
FDP is developing a network of active community members to support like-minded candidates and causes in local, state, and federal elections:
📋 Building a database of activists and volunteers for mobilization efforts
🚪 Deploying door-knocking campaigns to engage voters, especially in communities with low voter turnout
🎤 Hosting town halls and forums to discuss critical issues and connect with local leaders
