Mission-based Advocacy Toolkit from Alliance for Children & Families

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Appendix J Advocacy Tools Another value added service for our members brought to you in partnership with Innovative Options. Are you able to talk to legislators in the geography that is most meaningful to them – their district? State Senators Serving Jackson County How to read: Each Senator district is shown in a different color. The labels show the district number, senator name, and summary information for Agency A. The summary information covers: number of clients served, number of agency board members; and number of Agency A employees. 136 Innovative Options provides your agency the ability to speak legislators’ language and mobilize your advocates. Our Advocacy Package provides an external tool and internal tool for advocacy efforts. Legislative Maps, the external tool, show your data in the geography that matters most to legislators – their district. http://ozanam.org/innovativeoptions © January 2006 The Alliance for Children and Families
Legislative Reports, the internal tool, provide you the ability to quickly mobilize. Each advocate receives a summary of their legislators which contains the legislator’s contact information. The person in charge of advocacy for your agency receives a report for each contracted legislative body that summarizes where your connections are found. For more information on how to show your agency’s impact contact Beth Dawson at 816.508.3573. © January 2006 The Alliance for Children and Families 137 Appendix J
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