This image shows a campaign poster for a "Healthy Democracy Campaign" organized by the VO+ER organization. The poster encourages students and faculty to participate in a national, nonpartisan voter registration competition that aims to promote civic engagement on college campuses. 

The campaign seeks to "create some 'healthy' competition" by having student-led teams across the country register voters, host impactful events, and fuel civic action, with the goal of climbing a national leaderboard. The campaign is described as a "movement of future health leaders who believe that stronger civic participation leads to healthier communities."

The poster highlights three key messages: 1) "Civic Health = Community Health", emphasizing that when communities vote, they have better health outcomes; 2) "Trusted Messengers for Democracy", noting that healthcare professionals are among the most trusted voices in the nation; and 3) "Be Part of a National Network", indicating that participants will be part of a growing network of changemakers driving civic participation in healthcare spaces.

The poster provides instructions for forming a team, accessing support resources, and earning points by registering voters, hosting events, and sparking conversations. It also includes a QR code for signing up and a call to "build a healthier democracy together."

Overall, the image presents a campaign focused on engaging healthcare students and faculty in nonpartisan civic activities to promote stronger community participation and, in turn, better health outcomes.