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link to How to Write a Letter to the President AND Have an Impact

How to Write a Letter to the President AND Have an Impact

Writing a letter to the president can be an effective way for advocates to have their voices heard, influence policy decisions, and move public opinion if done with some planning and intentionality....

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link to An Organizer’s Guide to Protests and Political Change

An Organizer’s Guide to Protests and Political Change

This is a straightforward guide for organizers who are planning protests. The below sections layout the logistics of organizing a demonstration, strategies, and tactics, and how to leverage the event...

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link to Voting vs Direct Action: Which Makes A Bigger Difference?

Voting vs Direct Action: Which Makes A Bigger Difference?

Voting helps set a general policy platform through the endorsements of candidates and/or political parties. Direct action, conversely, is when citizens mobilize independently (e.g. protest or strike)...

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link to Voting vs Consensus Decision-making

Voting vs Consensus Decision-making

Voting is a process by which each individual expresses their support or opposition to a proposal. Consensus is a process of building agreement among members for a proposal. The key difference is that...

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link to Election Day FAQs: Yes, You Can Bring Your Own Pen :)

Election Day FAQs: Yes, You Can Bring Your Own Pen :)

Election day is a big deal and knowing the basics are essential! Below are some of the most commonly asked questions every election season as well as links to key local information. Happy...

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link to The Yin and Yang of Community Organizing Theory

The Yin and Yang of Community Organizing Theory

Community organizing theory examines many concepts including power-relations, human interests, relationship building, democracy, community development, negotiations, and more. These theories often...

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