Let's get Tulsa’s under-40 population more civically engaged! Our nonpartisan 918 Vote initiative aims to create a new generation of young, engaged voters and bring about more representative election outcomes. Join us as we table at the monthly OKEQ Rainbow Harvest to register voters and share civic engagement information!
PLEASE NOTE: Even if you are the only one who signs up for a shift, you won't ever be on a shift alone. Someone from our core team will be there with you to answer any questions you have and provide ample training. Questions? Contact 918 Vote at typros918vote@gmail.com.
Let's get Tulsa’s under-40 population more civically engaged! Our nonpartisan 918 Vote initiative aims to create a new generation of young, engaged voters and bring about more representative election outcomes. Join us as we table at the monthly Food on the Move Food and Resource Festival at the Northwest Tulsa Hub. Please arrive promptly at 5 p.m. and let them know you're volunteering with 918 Vote.
PLEASE NOTE: Even if you are the only one who signs up for a shift, you won't ever be on a shift alone. Someone from our core team will be there with you to answer any questions you have and provide ample training.
Questions? Contact 918 Vote at typros918vote@gmail.com.
Let's get Tulsa’s under-40 population more civically engaged! Our nonpartisan 918 Vote initiative aims to create a new generation of young, engaged voters and bring about more representative election outcomes. Join us as we table at the monthly Tulsa Remote Welcome Party to register Tulsa's newest registrants to vote!
Join us for an exclusive conversation with FC Tulsa leadership as we explore how the club’s recent success has fueled Tulsa’s economy and strengthened city pride.
This gathering of young professionals and local business leaders will take place at the ONEOK Field, offering a behind the scenes look at the strategy and organizational changes that drove success both on and off the pitch.
Together, we will discuss how sports organizations influence local economies, the role of private and public partnerships in growth, and the business decisions that shape long term impact.
Tulsa Public Schools is preparing for a significant Bond Issue and it will directly impact students, educators, businesses, and the future of our city.
Join us for a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation with Moises Echeverria, President & CEO of the Foundation for Tulsa Schools, Sean Berkstresser, Chief Strategy Officer of Tulsa Public Schools, and Emilee Taylor, Executive Director of Strategy and Data at Tulsa Public Schools. Together, they’ll break down what the Bond is, why it matters, and what’s at stake for Tulsa.
This session is designed to move beyond headlines and provide clarity, context, and actionable insight.
Attendees will walk away understanding:
What the Bond Issue is and what it means for Tulsa’s students and community
What happens if the Bond does not pass
How young professionals can stay informed, engaged, and prepared to participate in the upcoming vote
Whether you’re a young professional, business leader, or community advocate, this conversation will equip you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and confidently engage others.
Let's get Tulsa’s under-40 population more civically engaged! Our nonpartisan 918 Vote initiative aims to create a new generation of young, engaged voters and bring about more representative election outcomes. Join us as we table at First Friday in the Tulsa Arts District. We set up outside the Woody Guthrie Center across the street from the Guthrie Green.
Let's get Tulsa’s under-40 population more civically engaged! Our nonpartisan 918 Vote initiative aims to create a new generation of young, engaged voters and bring about more representative election outcomes. Join us as we table at the monthly Food on the Move Food and Resource Festival at Chamberlain Park. Please arrive promptly at 5 p.m. and let them know you're volunteering with 918 Vote.
Join the TYPROS Sustainability Crew on Saturday, April 25th at 12:00 PM for an exciting behind-the-scenes look at Tulsa’s recycling operations! While recyclables aren’t processed on Saturdays, the tour will feature engaging videos and presentations that walk through how each part of the system works, along with insights into local curbside and drop-off programs and municipal customer service efforts. Attendees will get to see the facility in person and experience the impressive scale of the operation firsthand. The tour typically lasts 45–60 minutes, with plenty of time for questions at the end. The observation area and education room are climate-controlled, though guests should be prepared to climb two flights of stairs to reach them. Closed-toe shoes are required for safety. See below for a map of the facility and where to park. More detailed parking instructions will be shared ahead of time to ensure a smooth visit. We hope to see you there!