Mississippi MOVE

Mississippi MOVE The Mississippi M.O.V.E. Project (MS MOVE), founded in 2004, is a non-partisan voter participation organization in the state of Mississippi. M.O.V.E.

is dedicated to moving Mississippi forward by increasing participation of disenfranchised voters in the democratic process at the local, state and federal level. We do this by strengthening the capacity, experience and skills of leaders, networks, and organizations through programs that consistently train, organize, develop, expand and mobilize leaders and voters around an agenda that reflects their values. For a Ride to the polls or any other information call 662.205.MOVE (6683)

Prioritizing your well-being starts in the community! Join Mississippi MOVE for the Community Health Project—an interact...
09/04/2026

Prioritizing your well-being starts in the community! Join Mississippi MOVE for the Community Health Project—an interactive, hands-on workshop dedicated to physical, mental, and financial wellness.

Experts in each field will be on site to provide practical guidance, direct resources, and one-on-one support.

What to Expect:

* Free Health Screenings & Blood Pressure Checks
* Free Credit Coaching & Financial Advice
* Free Mental Health Support & Resources
* Free Food

Event Details:
* Thursday, September 10
* 11:00 AM
* Madonna Manor Dining Hall, 550 Houston Ave, Jackson, MS

Take advantage of these free services and bring a friend, neighbor, or family member along.

For more information or questions, call 601-918-4350.

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Day 2 of the One Voice and Mississippi MOVE Community Organizing Training was nothing short of inspiring!The room was bu...
08/16/2026

Day 2 of the One Voice and Mississippi MOVE Community Organizing Training was nothing short of inspiring!

The room was buzzing with shared purpose, deep wisdom, and an undeniable passion for our communities. From our seasoned community leaders to the bright, energetic young organizers who joined us, every single voice brought vital perspective to the table. Seeing multiple generations sit together to strategize for lasting change was a powerful reminder that our future is in capable, determined hands.

Here is a look at what we tackled:

* SWOT Analysis in Action: We dug deep into our collective Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, looking honestly at our landscape to find the most effective paths forward.
* Community Power Mapping: Participants rolled up their sleeves to identify decision-makers, influential community hubs, and the everyday power networks that can help shift policy and resources where they are needed most.
* Youth-Led Energy: Our youth participants brought fresh insight, boldness, and creativity to every breakout group, showing us exactly how modern organizing connects across generations.

We wrapped up the day by turning all of our big ideas into tangible action: laying out clear next steps, building robust communication plans to keep everyone connected, gathering valuable feedback from attendees, and dividing up task lists so the momentum continues well beyond this weekend.

Thank you to everyone who showed up ready to learn, share, and build together. The work is real, the love for Mississippi is strong, and we are just getting started!


Day 1: Mississippi MOVE and One Voice came together for Organizing 101—a hands-on training focused on strengthening the ...
08/15/2026

Day 1: Mississippi MOVE and One Voice came together for Organizing 101—a hands-on training focused on strengthening the skills, strategies, and relationships needed to build power in our communities.

From understanding the fundamentals of grassroots organizing to developing stronger outreach, engagement, and leadership practices, the training created space for organizers and community members to learn, connect, and prepare for the work ahead.

Effective organizing starts with informed people, strong relationships, and a shared commitment to action. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us and to One Voice for continuing to invest in building a stronger, more engaged Mississippi.

Take a look back at some of the moments from day one.

Farming 2 FreedomCanning and Preserve Workshop  atHerbal Wellness South and Therapeutic Lounge Saturday August 1, 20261p...
07/28/2026

Farming 2 Freedom
Canning and Preserve Workshop
at
Herbal Wellness South and Therapeutic Lounge

Saturday August 1, 2026
1pm to 4pm

Come learn how to properly can and preserve food the way our ancestors did it. Storing food without refrigerating

- limited space
- Featuring Sankofa kitchen selling
Fresh healthy juices and pies

- Voter Registration by MS MOVE &
One Voice MS

Sponsored by
MS MOVE "New Freedom Summer Project " and
FreedomLand Farms

For more Information
601 918 4350

07/15/2026

check out this crucial work from Mississippi for a Just World tomorrow!

Farming 2 Freedom at Herbal Wellness South and Therapeutic Lounge Farmer's Market & Pop-Up Shop Saturday July 18 2026, 1...
07/13/2026

Farming 2 Freedom at Herbal Wellness South and Therapeutic Lounge

Farmer's Market & Pop-Up Shop
Saturday July 18 2026, 10 am to 4pm

- Featuring Sankofa Kitchen selling
hot plates reasonably priced

- Fresh Produce from local Farmers
Items like (Purple Hull Peas, Okra, Green Beans, Watermelons, Squash and much more)
- Music by Live DJ
- Voter Registration by MS MOVE & One Voice MS

Sponsored by
FreedomLand Farms

To be a vendor contact 601 918 4350

SHIELD Act: How We Move Forward - Build Your Voter Protection Packet!Don't let database glitches steal your voice. Missi...
07/05/2026

SHIELD Act: How We Move Forward - Build Your Voter Protection Packet!

Don't let database glitches steal your voice. Mississippi MOVE is urging everyone to practice "Document Readiness" right now. Protect yourself by gathering these documents into a personal packet:

Check Your Info: Make sure your voter registration exactly matches your current photo ID.

Name Changes: If you're a married woman whose current name doesn't perfectly match your birth certificate, make sure your ID is updated and keep a certified copy of your marriage license ready.

Proof of Status: If you are a naturalized citizen, have a copy of your naturalization papers or passport safely stored and ready to go.

Look Out for Neighbors: Check on older family members born in the segregated South who may lack official hospital birth certificates, so we can help them secure secondary proof.

We are not giving up our power. Add this checklist to your resources against clean and clear voting this upcoming election season.

PRESS CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTMississippi M.O.V.E. (Motivating and Organizing Voters for Empowerment) is proud to announc...
06/29/2026

PRESS CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

Mississippi M.O.V.E. (Motivating and Organizing Voters for Empowerment) is proud to announce that we are a recipient of the 2026 Grant!

Thanks to the generous support from AARP and AARP Livable Communities, we are launching an exciting new initiative dedicated to improving the lives of older adults and building a more livable Jackson for residents of all ages.

This grant will directly fund three transformative community programs:

* Ride & Connect: A dedicated transportation program.
* Digital Literacy Hubs: Free Wi-Fi and workshops to close the digital divide.
* Enhanced Public Spaces: Installing ADA benches, raised garden beds, and signature features.

Want to learn more about how we are moving our community forward? Join us for our official press conference!
When: Monday, June 29, 2026, at 11:00 AM
Where: Madonna Manor (550 Houston Avenue, Jackson, MS 39209)

Learn more at www.aarp.org/communitychallenge

06/10/2026

The future is in excellent hands!

Last month, the incredible students at Lanier High School stepped up to the plate and officially registered to vote.
From filling out forms to holding up those "Registered & Ready" signs, these high schoolers are proving that you’re never too young to make a difference and drive change in your community.

A huge shoutout to everyone who took this major step toward shaping tomorrow!

Check out these faces of our future voters and drop a 💯 for their first steps in civic engagement!

A coalition of the League of Women Voters Pine Belt, the Forrest County NAACP, Mississippi Votes Action Fund, Mississipp...
05/28/2026

A coalition of the League of Women Voters Pine Belt, the Forrest County NAACP, Mississippi Votes Action Fund, Mississippi MOVE and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity is hosting another public forum on the issue of voter suppression.

The upcoming forum will be held at the C.E. Roy Community Center on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at 300 East 5th Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401. Doors will open at 6:00PM with the forum beginning at 6:30PM.

The focus of this forum is “Breaking Silence and Building Connection” as a powerful way to stand up against voter suppression.

The coalition seeks always to make the case for maximum participation in politics by citizens.

You are invited to join the sponsoring organizations and The Storied South, a dynamic organization of recent high school graduates who will facilitate the forum.

Come to the CE Roy Center this coming Tuesday, June 2, at 6PM, enjoy light refreshments, and participate in a forum where your voice can be heard and where we will set the stage for your vote to be counted.

Address

501 W County Line Road
Tougaloo, MS
39174

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