Voter Registration Opportunities
March 21 with 918 Vote at OKEQ Rainbow Harvest
March 24 with 918 Vote at Food on the Move
March 25 with 918 Vote at the Tulsa Remote Welcome Party
April 3 with 918 Vote at First Friday
April 8 with League of Women Voters at OKND Naturalization Ceremony
April 18 with 918 Vote at OKEQ Rainbow Harvest
April 21 with 918 Vote at Food on the Move
April 28 with 918 Vote at Food on the Move
May 13 with League of Women Voters at OKND Naturalization Ceremony
Upcoming Events
Government of the People, by the Data, for the Algorithm
Artificial intelligence isn’t just changing how we live; it’s changing how we’re governed. Join us for a talk that traces the development of AI and its broader social impact, then explores how AI is being used in politics, from campaign messaging and AI-generated media to data-driven redistricting and emerging government regulations. The talk will offer a perspective on how artificial intelligence is altering the relationship between technology and power.
Light refreshments available. Free to attend. Registration and $20 donation in lieu of ticket purchase requested.
Speaker Information
Andrew Lang, PhD, is a Senior Professor of Mathematics and Chair of the Computing & Mathematics Department at Oral Roberts University, where he also serves as Coordinator for General Education. His work focuses on the human and societal implications of emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence. He regularly speaks to civic, academic, and community groups on AI, ethics, agency, and trust.
BTS of The TPS Bond Issue: What You Need to Know
Tulsa Public Schools is preparing for a significant Bond Issue and it will directly impact students, educators, businesses, and the future of our city.
Join us for a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation with Moises Echeverria, President & CEO of the Foundation for Tulsa Schools, Sean Berkstresser, Chief Strategy Officer of Tulsa Public Schools, and Emilee Taylor, Executive Director of Strategy and Data at Tulsa Public Schools. Together, they’ll break down what the Bond is, why it matters, and what’s at stake for Tulsa.
This session is designed to move beyond headlines and provide clarity, context, and actionable insight.
Attendees will walk away understanding:
What the Bond Issue is and what it means for Tulsa’s students and community
What happens if the Bond does not pass
How young professionals can stay informed, engaged, and prepared to participate in the upcoming vote
Whether you’re a young professional, business leader, or community advocate, this conversation will equip you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and confidently engage others.
High School Voter Registrar Training
Join the Tulsa Voter Coalition for a hands-on voter registration training. You'll leave feeling equipped to register new voters, update existing voter registrations and answer questions!
Voter Registration Training Presented by Tulsa Voter Coalition
The time is now! During this training you'll learn the essentials of voter-registration tabling: checking eligibility, guiding people through the form, and using welcoming conversation starters that encourage them to sign up.
You will also learn about volunteer opportunities and find out how to jump into upcoming outreach efforts.
South Tulsa Community House Community Meal + Townhall
Join the Tulsa Voter Coalition and South Tulsa Community House for a free pizza dinner and conversation with area elected officials. for a hands-on voter registration training. At the end of the event, attendees will have the opportunity to shop for free groceries.
TYPROS Day at the Capitol
TYPROS Day at the Capitol equips young professionals with firsthand exposure to the legislative process and direct access to their state representatives, empowering members to engage confidently in civic conversations and understand how policy decisions shape Tulsa’s future.
Programming details are tentative and subject to change. Please check back closer to the event for more details.
7 a.m. – Depart from the Tulsa Regional Chamber
7-9 a.m. – Travel from Tulsa to Oklahoma City
9 a.m. - Arrive at the State Capitol – Meet in Room 4S9
9:15–10:15 a.m. – Moderated Discussion with Tulsa-Area Legislators (Sen. Dossett, Sen. Reinhardt, Sen. Gillespie, Rep. Trish Ranson, Rep. Amanda Clinton, Rep. Daniel Pae)
10:30–11:30 a.m. – Legislation to Watch for Young Professionals (Sen. Dossett and Sen. Gillespie; Tulsa Chamber Government Affairs Department)
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. – Lunch and Voter Propensity Discussion
1–2 p.m. – How to Speak to Legislators (Remember that they're people, too!)
2:30–3 p.m. – Gallery Listening Session
3:00 p.m.– How Corporations and Nonprofits Engage in the Civic Process
5:30 p.m. – The Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Day at the Capitol Reception @ The National Hotel – The Vault
OK Policy Day of Action
Join Oklahoma Policy for its annual Day of Action at the Oklahoma Capitol.
OK Policy Advocacy Training
OK Policy and its grassroots advocacy program Together Oklahoma will be holding an advocacy training for anyone who wants to get more involved in changing our state's trajectory. Whether you're taking your first step into advocacy or you've been doing this work for years, we would love for you to join us and help strengthen the movement for a better Oklahoma.
Voter Registration Training Presented by Tulsa Voter Coalition
The time is now! During this training you'll learn the essentials of voter-registration tabling: checking eligibility, guiding people through the form, and using welcoming conversation starters that encourage them to sign up.
You will also learn about volunteer opportunities and find out how to jump into upcoming outreach efforts.
MLK Day Parade + Civics 101 Workshop
Join the Terence Crutcher Foundation and the Tulsa Voter Coalition for a day of community and civic engagement!
First, we’ll march with TCF during the 47th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Parade! Join us at 9 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 19, as we honor the legacy of Dr. King and represent the power and resilience of our community. Breakfast and warm drinks will be provided!
Then, stick around after the parade for lunch and join us in a Civics 101 workshop. We can't wait to spend the day showing up for our community and learning how, together, we can continue to make positive change in our city!
Voter Registration Training Presented by Tulsa Voter Coalition
The time is now! During this training you'll learn the essentials of voter-registration tabling: checking eligibility, guiding people through the form, and using welcoming conversation starters that encourage them to sign up.
You will also learn about volunteer opportunities and find out how to jump into upcoming outreach efforts.
League of Women Voters: Open-Hearted Conversations with Rena Cook
Now, more than ever, we need to be able to talk to people who disagree with us. Whether among family members, close friends and colleagues, or door knocking for a campaign, we need to develop skills that will help us build relationships across the political divide. The only way to bring civility back into our public discourse is to practice and model conversations that lead with curiosity and non-judgement. Our goal is to build relationships rather than change minds. We are often told these days there is more that unites us than divides us. This process will help us identify and celebrate common values and fears.
By the end of this session, you’ll know how to:
Spark meaningful conversations by building an initial connection
Listen for values and fears beneath someone’s words
Paraphrase with empathy so others feel heard
Share your perspective with care and confidence
Respond without judgment, even in disagreement
Keep conversations open and constructive
Join voice and speech coach, TEDx Speaker, author, Rena Cook for an interactive and entertaining process to move our conversations toward civility and respect.
Light refreshments will be served beginning at 5:30 with the speaker starting at 6:00. Free to attend but space is limited. Registration and $20 donation in lieu of ticket purchase requested.
Speaker Information
Rena Cook is President the Board of Sally’s List and their voice and speech coach. Through her consultancy, Vocal Authority, she trains attorneys, executives, and sales teams. A Professor Emerita at OU, she taught voice, speech & dialects. She is also a TEDx speaker and author of Empower your Voice: For Women in Business, Politics and Life and Her Voice in Law. She is an adjunct at OCU. She has an MA in Voice Studies from London’s Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, an MFA in Directing and an MA in Guidance and Counselling. Her guilty pleasure is voicing video games and animation.
Oklahoma Civics 101 presented by Tulsa Voter Coalition
Whether you’re looking to refresh your knowledge or explore how local and state government works, this workshop will provide the tools you need to make an impact. Learn about policy-making, public officials, and the civic systems shaping our community, and take the first step toward becoming a more informed and active participant in the process.
Voter Registration Training Presented by Tulsa Voter Coalition
The time is now! During this training you'll learn the essentials of voter-registration tabling: checking eligibility, guiding people through the form, and using welcoming conversation starters that encourage them to sign up.
You will also learn about volunteer opportunities and find out how to jump into upcoming outreach efforts.
General Election Day
Polls open from 7am to 7pm.
Vist OK Voter Portal to find your polling location.
Tulsa Equality Indicators Summit
In partnership with the City of Tulsa and the Tulsa Area United Way, this summit gives participants hands-on experience with the Tulsa Equality Indicators report to make data-informed decisions for organizational policies, strategies, and community collaborations to build toward a thriving Tulsa for all.
Mayoral Forum
Join the Tulsa Community College Metro Campus students and community members to hear from both mayoral candidates in the upcoming November 5th election. TCC’s student newspaper will be moderating the event and is open to all.
Tulsa’s Municipal Candidate Forum
The Tulsa World, the University of Tulsa, the Tulsa Press Club and the Tulsa Voter Coalition will sponsor a free in-person forum on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to give voters another chance to hear from candidates running for city offices before Election Day.
The event starts at 5:30 p.m. at the Lorton Performance Center on the TU campus, 550 S. Gary Place. Voters will be able to meet the two candidates for mayor and those in three City Council districts who will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
Mayoral candidates Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith will appear on stage at 7 p.m. to take questions from Tulsa World staff writer Kevin Canfield, Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham and Oklahoma Eagle Managing Editor Gary Lee.
The forum will be recorded and air the next day on Public Radio 89.5 KWGS, a listener-supported service of TU, and on publicradiotulsa.org.
City Council candidates who will meet voters before the mayoral forum are District 2’s Anthony Archie and Stephanie Reisdorph, District 7’s incumbent Lori Decter Wright and Eddie Huff, and District 9’s incumbent Jayme Fowler and former state Rep. Carol Bush.
Voter Registration Deadline
The final day to register to vote on the November 5th General Election is Friday, October 11 online and in-person.
It takes less than 2 minutes to register! You can now access your voter registration application online.
Note: You must print, sign, and submit the new voter application to your County Election Board to complete the process.
Tulsa Changemakers: Civil Discourse Workshop
This civil discourse workshop, inspired and led by two youth Changemakers, will give you tools for thinking about thoughtful conversations, difficult discussions and healthy methods of disruption.
Cost: $25 for non-members.
Free for dues-paying members of Leadership Tulsa.
Dinner will be provided.
LT Elevate: Empowering Veterans | Leading Change
This half-day leadership development is for service members, veterans and their spouses, veteran resource groups, and students aiming to explore the interconnectedness of leaders.
Thank to the generosity of our donors, this workshop is free to attend.
TYPROS: All-Candidate Meet & Greet
Join TYPROS Government Relations Crew for a come-and-go All-Candidate Meet & Greet! We have invited all Tulsa County candidates who are up for election on November 5. This includes city council/mayor, county clerk, county commissioner, OK House and Senate, and US House candidates.
Get face-to-face time with the people on YOUR ballot to ask the questions that are important to you!
Here is the registration link.
Keep checking back on the link above for a list of candidates who have confirmed attendance.
Tulsa Municipal Candidate Forum
Join the Tulsa World and Tulsa Press Club to hear from candidates vying to shape the future of Tulsa!
City Council candidates will be available for a ‘Meet & Greet’ event on the lawn of Jackson Commons between 5:45 p.m and 6:45 p.m. At 7:00 p.m., we will move inside the Lorton Performance Center to hear the mayoral candidates share their positions on issues of importance in the Tulsa community.
TYPROS - Get to Know Your Tulsa County Government
Join TYPROS Government Relations Crew for a guided tour of the Tulsa County Headquarters, led by two of our county elected officials! You'll learn more about the services and functions of county government as well as about the positions up for election this year.
Tulsa County Commissioner District 2 Candidate Forum
Join us to hear directly from Tulsa County Commissioner 2 candidates ahead of the primary election on June 18!
Rock The Native Vote-Tulsa Comedy Show
June 2, 2024 marks 100 years since the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924! Join Rock the Native Vote on June 2nd at The Center For Public Secrets across the street from the Tulsa Indian Health Care Resource Center!
Rock The Native Vote Tulsa Comedy Show
Host: Okie Podcast host Russell Sun Eagle
Comedians: Jordan Jayi, Brent Deo & Zebadiah Nofire
Catered meal provided by: Autumn Star Catering
All are welcome to come grab a bite and a laugh!
TPS District 5 School Board Candidate Forum
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
TPS District 2 School Board Candidate Forum
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.