Ballot Cartoons, Interpreters Test Voting Rights Act Use
States struggle to meet the Voting Rights Act language requirements with cartoons and translated ballots. Utah, California, New Mexico, and others face high costs and limited turnout as officials grapple with languages lacking written forms and interpreter needs. San Juan County in Utah used Navajo and pictographs on a $7 million bond ballot, with the measure passing and little confusion.
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Utah
San Francisco
Congress
Justice Department
San Juan County
New Mexico
Ventura
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Election Board
Lee Slater
Slater
Oklahoma
Idaho
Jerry Hill
Hill
Idaho State University
Duck Valley
Nevada
Robert Robey
Robey
Parents as Resource trains parents to teach children at home
PAR started with 16 workshops and expanded to 20 states and a TV series. Founders Haas Cole and Weinberger-Elizabeth Heller train parents and teachers to use everyday family activities to stimulate child creativity, with sessions for 3 to 7 year olds, and expansion into books and Headstart programs.
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Carolyn Haas
PAR
Anne Cole
Betty Weinberger
Elizabeth Heller
Eee
Gan
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Haas
Smith
Cole
Wellesley
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