Here are 16 organizations and individuals across sectors and industries that have interesting observations to make and intriguing things to say.

How about something light and fluffy (and yet informative) on the day of what may well be the most important election of our lifetimes?

Pastor Aldo Siahaan and Pastor Emmanuel Tandean don't agree on much in this election — but they believe wholeheartedly that their community should get out to vote.

"The election in Philadelphia really comes down to some very simple concepts: fairness, integrity, access, and accurate results."

"This week has been a roller coaster of emotions," says guest columnist Ami Patel Hopkins, citing both the police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr., and the upcoming presidential election.

Bishop Dwayne Royster and other members of the organization talk about voter engagement and suppression, ballot initiatives 1 and 3, and their efforts to make sure people vote this Tuesday — and beyond.

Guest columnist Lauren Cristella outlines five steps nonprofits can take to make the upcoming election a successful one.

There are ways you can make the experience of voting in person during the pandemic safer and less onerous. Here is Generocity's lighthearted take on a serious subject.

This Free Press letter, addressed to the AP and television news outlets and signed by Generocity, offers steps newsrooms should take to prioritize coverage that informs the public, supports local news and combats misinformation.

Civic engagement, social justice and political activism animate the videos that were recently showcased at 'Youthocracy.'