Democracy Day at Duke
![Bruce Davidson, Time of Change, 1963-1965. Resin-coated print. Collection of the Nasher Museum Bruce Davidson, Time of Change, 1963-1965. Resin-coated print. Collection of the Nasher Museum](/images/2022/20221028/007cb9dbf4992d1c2697d0336cde2dd0-CR-nasher-bruce-davidson-time-of-change-detail_20220930060601PM.jpg)
The Nasher Museum and Duke Arts have teamed up with the student-run North Carolina Young People's Alliance (NCYPA) and along with POLIS, DukeVotes, the Duke Student Wellness Center and others, to organize a campus-wide Democracy Day on Friday, October 28.
Democracy Day will feature voter registration, organized walks to early-voting sites, educational programming and other activities related to civic engagement.
At the Nasher Museum, students are invited to use colored pencils and crayons to activate voting-themed posters designed and screen printed by Duke Professor and master screenprinter Bill Fick. Duke Arts and Duke Create will lead a printmaking workshop at the Rubenstein Arts Center. Inside the Nasher Museum, students are invited to help activate the "Democracy Wall," a monumental collage of with screenprinted posters.