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Youth Service America Is Offering Funding For Youth-Led Service Campaigns For Global Youth Service Day 2009
WASHINGTON—(September 2, 2008) – Youth Service America, a national nonprofit organizatio...Read More
State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Grant 2009
State Farm® Good Neighbor Service-Learning grants (US and Canadian Applicants) With generous su...Read More
2009 State Farm® Service-Learning Champion Award
State Farm® is now accepting nominations for the 2009 State Farm® Service-Learning Champion...Read More
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Civic Engagement and Advocacy TipSheets
Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Webinar Series Announced (Uploaded 7/21/2008)
Mark your calendar for the first in a series of Webinars focused on the importance of civic engagement and service-learning for our Nation’s young people. JULY 25th at 1pm EST.
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Governmental Proclamations (Uploaded 4/4/2007)

In a survey of mayoral, gubernatorial, and state senate offices across the United States, there are eight (8) things we found when requesting a proclamation or citation.

 

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Tips for Inviting Elected Officials to Your GYSD Projects (Uploaded 4/4/2007)

Download Tips for Inviting Elected Officials to Your GYSD Projects, full of tips on how what should go into your request to have an elected official present, as well as a generic, sample invitation to customize when inviting an elected official to your Global Youth Service Day project.

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Engage your Elected Officials


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Engaging government officials is a key strategy in ensuring the effectiveness of service programs and initiatives.

Below you will find links to information about current campaigns, tipsheets and resources about effective advocacy, and other tools that will guide you through the process of communicating with your elected officials.   

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Communicating with Your Elected Officials 

  • Enter your ZIP code to identify and/or send a message to your elected representatives;
  • Tell others to take action on issues you care about.

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