Visit OK Policy’s Jobs & Internships page to view the latest job and internship opportunities. Regional Field Organizer for Together Oklahoma The Oklahoma Policy Institute is currently hiring for three regional organizers in Northeast, Southwest, and Central Oklahoma. Under the leadership of OK Policy’s Legislative & Outreach Director, the Regional Organizer provides structured leadership in the […]
Category Archives: Together OK Updates
Everything You Need to Know About Voting in Oklahoma
Here is everything you need to know about voting in Oklahoma.
Voting in Oklahoma: Everything you need to know about voting in the June 30 statewide election
How to register, in-person voting, absentee voting, voting early, or in-person absentee voting, reminders for notaries, voting for justice-involved individuals, voting for individuals with disabilities, voting with English as a second language, voting for military members and overseas voters, and additional resources.
Census Get-Out-The Count Juneteenth Celebration: How can Juneteenth help the Census?
Throughout the country, efforts are being made to ensure Black communities are counted for the 2020 Census. As we approach this year’s Juneteenth celebration, we have a chance to do just that.
Join our growing team: We’re hiring a Northeast Oklahoma Field Organizer!
Join our growing team! Oklahoma Policy Institute seeks to hire a part-time field organizer for northeast Oklahoma to support the work of our grassroots advocacy citizen coalition, Together Oklahoma (TOK).
TOK Members go to the Capitol
February 7, 2019. It was Lending Reform day at the Capitol, and many advocates were eager to talk about better lending practices with their legislators. A week earlier, Together Oklahoma (TOK) held several events across the state for members of the community to join in on the conversation about predatory lending. It was here that three TOK members from the Carter County chapter decided to take action. On February 7th at 9 o’clock in the morning, those three determined members and TOK Southeast Field Coordinator, Kyle Lawson braved icy roads and a slick parking lot. “We had a unique group, each with their own area of concern,” he reflected.
