Know the law
Learn voting rights, restoration rules, public offices, local government and the Texas legislative process.
Democracy in Action
Your record does not define your voice.
TXFPF equips underserved Texans to understand their rights, engage government, vote, advocate and influence public policy. Our education is nonpartisan, practical and built for real community settings.
From information to action
Four steps build civic power.
Use your voice
Prepare testimony, contact elected officials, tell your story and speak on policy with facts and confidence.
Build the network
Connect residents, neighborhood leaders, service providers, employers and public officials around shared needs.
Take action
Read the ballot, verify voting information, attend public meetings and participate in organized advocacy.
Culture meets civic learning
Hip Hop Civic Quest featuring The Texas Bull
Hip Hop Civic Quest turns civic education into an experience people remember. Music, community energy and fast-paced questions make voting rights and government information easier to approach.
- 60-second Texas Bull challenge: Riders answer civic trivia while riding the mechanical bull.
- Know Your Ballot: Participants learn what appears on a ballot and what each public office controls.
- Voting-rights restoration: Justice-impacted Texans receive clear, nonpartisan education about their rights.
- Election readiness: Residents verify reliable information and prepare before Election Day.
Invest in informed communities
Help put civic tools in 600 Harris County residents’ hands.
Sponsorship supports educational materials, community events, accessible activities and direct outreach.