Want to help build a stronger, more equitable and more inclusive democracy and economy for ALL Connecticut residents?

We do too. Join us.

You are cordially invited to the official launch of GENERATION CHANGE CT, a new statewide political action committee committed to advancing democratic and electoral reforms, expanding voting rights and participation, and increasing economic opportunity across the state of Connecticut – especially in service of those from traditionally underrepresented and underserved communities.

Connecticut can and should be a national leader in the fight for a government, economy and society that fully includes and works for ALL its residents. Together, we can help make this a reality by advancing bold, forward-thinking policies and programs; supporting inspiring candidates and causes; and partnering with like-minded organizations that share this vision of positive change.

This kick-off event will be both in-person and virtual, and also feature a film screening and panel discussion (with special guests!) on the riveting, new documentary, ALL IN: THE FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY. (See trailer below.)

Join us for this exciting launch event, film screening!

EVENT CO-HOSTS: Hon. Darryl Brackeen, Jr. (Chair, Generation Change CT), Hon. Robyn Porter (Board Member), Hon. Richard Furlow (Board Member), Jayuan Carter, Andrew Giering, Willie Newton, Ratasha Smith, Carlos Sosa Lombardo, Lenny Speiller, Rev. Kelcy Steele

Founding Supporters: Rev. Steven A. Cousin, Corey Evans, Lindy Gold, Amy Marx, Steve Mednick, Kenneth McClary, Corey Paris

Note: ˆDue to COVID-19 regulations and guidelines, this event may be all virtual and the physical location is also subject to change. No refunds or reductions will be given. As long as there is clearance, all in-person attendees will be required to wear a mask, maintain proper social distance and adhere to all public health guidelines. Thank you for your cooperation!

MORE ABOUT THE FILM

ALL IN: THE FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY is a riveting examination of voter suppression in the United States that weaves rich archival storytelling with the personal experiences of experts, activists, and would-be voters deprived of their rights. Stacey Abrams, the former Minority Leader of the Georgia House of Representatives and the first female African-American major-party gubernatorial nominee, offers an insider’s look at the patchwork of laws and barriers designed to hinder voting. ALL IN explores fundamental questions: Who gets to participate in our democracy, and who is pushed aside? How can we all fight back? (See trailer below.)