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The mission of REV UP North Carolina is to outreach, educate, and disseminate information. REV UP North Carolina works with people with disabilities, their family members, supporters, professionals, the general public, and policymakers on issues affecting the integration of people with disabilities of all ages into every aspect of community living. REV UP North Carolina is a Non-Partisan, statewide coalition working to ensure and
empower people with disabilities and our allies to get more involved in electoral politics. 

REV UP NC envisions a future where every voice, regardless of ability or circumstance, resonates powerfully in the democratic chorus of North Carolina. 

• Our vision is that barriers to voting are dismantled, and all individuals—especially those with disabilities and within marginalized communities—stand confidently equipped, educated, and empowered to engage in the democratic process. 
• Through relentless advocacy, community engagement, and proactive support, REV UP NC strives to create an inclusive electoral landscape where every citizen, irrespective of background, possesses the tools and knowledge to exercise their right to vote. 
• We envision a North Carolina where the democratic principles of equity, accessibility, and representation flourish, enriching our communities and strengthening the collective voice of all residents. 
• The vision of REV UP NC sees a vibrant and participatory democracy where each vote is counted, every voice is valued, and the electoral process becomes a reality of fairness and equality for all.

REV UP NC echoes that of the national organization (AAPD-American Association of People with Disabilities), which builds the power of the disability vote through a statewide network of coalitions and organizations. 

• This is achieved by making sure disabled voters are registered and ready to vote in every election and advocating for accessible voting processes, from register to vote to casting a ballot. 
• The chief focus of REV UP NC year 2024 is to educate voters with disabilities about the new NC ID requirement to mitigate disenfranchisement.