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Social Media and Public Policy Resource 7 years, 8 months ago #199

We are all using social media in new and exciting ways. Ran across this tool from the Alliance for Justice entitled: Influencing Public Policy in the Digital Age: The Law of Online Lobbying and Election-related activities Found here: www.afj.org/for-nonprofits-foundations/resources-and-publications/digital_age_public_policy.pdf



While not developed for Community Action it is a good resource to help us balance our efforts and mitigate our risk as we look to impact policy and use all tools available to us.
Denise Harlow, Community Action Partnership
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Re: Social Media and Public Policy Resource 7 years, 4 months ago #265

Denise, this is great information. Maybe it would be valuable to bring it to the forefront once again.
Dianne
Dianne Duncan Perrote
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Lux Consulting Group, Inc.
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Tel: 301.585.1261 x324
Fax: 301.585.7741

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Re: Social Media and Public Policy Resource 7 years, 3 months ago #268

Thank you! This topic just came up again during a Management Team meeting. I'll bring this to the discussion.

Thanks for sharing!
Director of Research, Planning, and Grants Development
Southeast Kansas Community Action Program
620-724-8204, ex. 1026

beckyg@sek-cap.com
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