Our Amendment 3 information program is underway. Volunteers will be calling registered voters to make sure they understand what a "yes" and a "no" vote on Amendment 3 actually mean — and to share our concerns about how transgender youth have been used as the focal point of some of the campaign rhetoric around this measure.

An hour of your time can help a lot of voters walk into November with real information instead of spin.

Our Amendment 3 information program officially launches this Thursday, September 24th, with our first phone banking session from 12:30–1:30 PM. Volunteers will be calling registered voters to make sure they understand what a "yes" and a "no" vote on Amendment 3 actually mean — and to share our concerns about how transgender youth have been used as the focal point of some of the campaign rhetoric around this measure.

An hour of your time can help a lot of voters walk into November with real information instead of spin.

This is the first of many sessions. Additional phone banks are already scheduled for September 26th from 2:00–3:00 PM and September 30th from 6:30–7:30 PM, with more dates to be announced soon.

On May 1, people across Missouri will strike, walk out, and march together. We're joining a national call — No Work, No School, No Shopping — to show that when concerned people act together, we have real power. May Day 2026 is our declaration that we want better for our schools, our communities, and above all, our children.

This year, our legislators have made a push to remove personal property and income taxes. Some of these efforts are moving through the legislature while others are on the ballot for voters to decide. Come learn more about the impact this will have on our schools and public services before you make a decision about how you will vote and advocate.

Join Jess Piper, founder of Blue Missouri, and Jere Hochman, former superintendent and former MOEEP Board President, as they break it down for us and help us a make an informed decision about the future of our schools.

Help us complete our 2026 Equity Scorecard.

Have you ever used our equity scorecard to look up the school board candidates in your district to find out more about them? Help make this resource available to others!

Join us Sunday, March 8th, to learn how you can do the vital work of keeping this resource available to decision-makers this year.

Register here.

Join the Missouri Equity Education Partnership as we call supporters and invite them to contribute to our $26 for 2026 campaign, helping power organizing, advocacy, and community engagement to defend public education across Missouri.

What Volunteers Will Do

People often hesitate because they don't know what to expect. A quick list reduces that fear.

Example:

Volunteers will:

• Call supporters from our list

• Invite them to contribute $26 for 2026

• Share why MOEEP’s work matters

• Help strengthen the movement for equitable public education

You can also add:

✔ Script provided
✔ Training provided
✔ No experience necessary

Register here.

Help us complete our 2026 Equity Scorecard.

Have you ever used our equity scorecard to look up the school board candidates in your district to find out more about them? Help make this resource available to others!

Join us Sunday, March 8th, to learn how you can do the vital work of keeping this resource available to decision-makers this year.

Register here.

Join the Missouri Equity Education Partnership as we call supporters and invite them to contribute to our $26 for 2026 campaign, helping power organizing, advocacy, and community engagement to defend public education across Missouri.

What Volunteers Will Do

People often hesitate because they don't know what to expect. A quick list reduces that fear.

Example:

Volunteers will:

• Call supporters from our list

• Invite them to contribute $26 for 2026

• Share why MOEEP’s work matters

• Help strengthen the movement for equitable public education

You can also add:

✔ Script provided
✔ Training provided
✔ No experience necessary

Register here.

Join our panel of education professionals, organizers, and concerned citizens as they discuss the current state of our school board elections and the consequences of extremist board members winning elections. We’ll also discuss some practical things you can do in the days leading up to the election to support pro-student candidates.

Join us for the first event in our new MOmentum: Conversations About Equity monthly series. This month, we will discuss update you on what’s happening with MOEEP and then discuss the five things you can be doing now to support equity and inclusion. After our discussion, you will be able to stay for a question and answer session with our Political Action and Legal Team so that you can stay tuned in to our legislature and what is going on in Jefferson City.

Register here.