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Every American living abroad can vote in the U.S., and can engage politically back home through Democrats Abroad, an official arm of the Democratic Party.Brought to you by David Schellenberg and Rachel Eugster (co-chairs of the Canada's Capital Region chapter of Democrats Abroad) this podcast is about Americans living outside the U.S.--who we are, what we stand for, how to get engaged back home, and how to make sure your vote is counted, Because when Democrats vote abroad, Democrats at home win.For more info: democratsabroad.orgTo register and request your ballot: votefromabroad.org
Democrats Abroad hosts Democrats Abroad: The Blue Vote Café, a news show with 159 episodes published.
After a brief discussion of Ottawa's Canada Day fireworks—followed by the importance of Kool-Aid in Hastings, Nebraska—ASDC Chair and DNC Vice Chair Jane Kleeb tackles how to address anger directed at Democrats and the D
After World War II, American GI colleges sprang up across Europe to educate US soldiers who were still stationed abroad. What was their lasting impact on the local communities, and what did these historic campuses really
Political influencer Ariella Elm drops into the café to talk about why "voter apathy" is a myth, reminding us that Election Day is truly every Tuesday. She underlines the importance of knowing—and fighting for—what is po
Freya Proudman drops into the café to talk about building a youth caucus from the ground up. Rejecting the notion that youth engagement is just about free pizza, Freya underlines the importance of offering young people t
Are we watching history repeat itself? In this episode of Blue Vote Café , we sit down with Dr. Richard Sack to discuss the creeping shadows of 1930s Europe in today’s political climate and what we can do to fight back.
Former NIH scientists Drs. Jennifer Troyer and Jeremy Berg join the show to discuss the history and accomplishments of the National Institutes of Health, highlighting how investments in basic scientific research support
Michelle Samson, the newly appointed spokesperson for Democrats Abroad’s Global Women’s Caucus (GWC), discusses the fight against cultural pressures to be "small, thin, and quiet," alongside broader issues that dispropor
Independent journalist Terrell Jermaine Starr discusses expanding the definition of race and how racism informs politics both in the U.S. and abroad. He explores the relatively brief period of American history dedicated
Recorded live in Kingston, Ontario, Canada! Historian, speechwriter, and author Arthur Milnes regales us with tales of the U.S. presidents and Canadian prime ministers he has known. In this episode, Arthur shares: The Ni
Jill Nash, founder of Women Forward , joins us to discuss how candid conversations with residents in "red states" inspired her to launch the organization. Throughout the episode, she shares poignant stories from those ea
What is the true purpose of education, and why do fascists always go after universities first? Dr. Joel Westheimer tackles these questions, shares early warning signs from his career, and explains how protest strengthens
In this episode, Dr. Nola Haynes joins the show to explore the intersecting worlds of international, space, and climate security. The conversation spans from the heavy summer "greyness" of Washington, D.C. to the vital w
Author, artist, and advocate Jayne Mattingly discusses her book, This Body is Grief: Making Peace with the Loss that Comes with Living in a Body , and how inhabiting a body is inherently political—particularly in an era
Why do some Americans choose to live outside the U.S.? Beyond the three traditional reasons for moving abroad—love, work, and school—there is so much more to the story. Listen in as guests at a Democrats Abroad potluck i
Organizer and longtime activist Heather Booth says, "When we organize, with love at the center, we will change the world." Heather discusses her awakening to the power of this message during the Civil Rights Movement, th
Kate Barr discusses how to lose an electoral race in the loudest, most impactful way possible. She explores why America isn't as polarized as we’re led to believe, the critical difference between representatives choosing
From MAGA to Democrat: Pamela Hemphill opens up about her journey, including her experience on January 6 and her time in prison. She reveals what broke the spell of the lies and offers strategies for talking to those sti
Terry Watkins checks in from Democrats Abroad China. The conversation explores the nuances of racism around the world—specifically in China and Chile—as well as the information vacuum in China and the challenges of freel
Campaign consultant Eva Posner of Evinco Strategies ( https://www.evincostrategies.com/ ) digs deep into the big questions: what's toxic in our political system, why the Democrats aren't better liked, and how having an a
Kathleen Minor began her political journey in 2008, helping her mother work for Obama in Marjorie Taylor Greene's congressional district. She shares what inspired her to get involved again in 2020, discussing the role of
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