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Advocacy & Action

 

As a nonpartisan political organization, the League of Women Voters works to understand policy issues and advocate for those policies that are in alignment with officially adopted national, state and local positions.  League Positions are adopted after thorough study and with consensus of the membership.  Advocacy is simply creating public support for an idea, plan, or way of doing something.

 

Forms of Advocacy: 

  • Lobbying: Lobbying involves direct communication with legislators to influence specific legislation.
  • Public Awareness Campaigns: Nonprofits can raise awareness about critical issues through campaigns, social media, and community events.
  • Coalitions and Partnerships: Collaborating with other organizations amplifies your advocacy efforts.
  • Educational Efforts: Providing information to policymakers and the public helps shape opinions and policies.
  • Engaging in Respectful Conversations: As a member, reach out to others and be willing to ask respectful questions and share your values and goals. 

Contact Advocacy Team Chair Dorie Belisle at advocacy@lwvbellinghamwhatcom.org

The League does not endorse candidates or endorse political parties.

 


 

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Program for the League of Women Voters of Minnesota
Speaker:  Professor Alan Rozenshtein

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