BSL and Easy Read resources

BSL resources

The videos below share information on registering to vote, voting and other ways you can take part in London's democracy.

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How can I get my voice heard, beyond voting? | BSL Video 76
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Easy Read resources

Front cover of Easy Read FAQ on how to vote with image of an example ballot paper

FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions on registering to vote, how to vote, ways of voting, Voter ID and other ways to get your voice heard in London's democracy.
Did you know that you can register to vote without a fixed or permanent address? A to register, you’ll need checklist with a pencil and check marks next to 4 key pieces of information. 1 a place you’re connected to (like a hostel, day centre, or somewhere you usually stay). 2 your full name. 3 your date of birth. 4 your national insurance number (if you have one). To find out more, go to GLA Democracy Hub.

Registering to vote

Political literacy resources including presentation slides and a lesson plan that help people to learn how to register to vote.
Civic participation includes the ability to start or sign petitions, taking part in peaceful, legal protest, being involved in community organising, volunteering. Three raised hands with open palms in different skin tones.

Getting your voice heard

Political literacy resources including presentation slides and a lesson plan that help people to learn about the ways that they take part in London's democracy.
Do you know the difference between civic and democratic participation? A hand holding a megaphone. Understanding both is key to being an informed Londoner. Swipe to learn more!

Exercising your civic and democratic rights

Political literacy resources including presentation slides and a lesson plan that help you to find out who your local representatives are and how to contact them.
Cover page of your guide to impartiality shows a hand putting a white paper ballot into a square black ballot box.

Impartiality Manual

This guide is for organisations in London who help people take part in democracy to make sure that their work is impartial and does not influence who people choose to vote for.