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It’s General Election

Time!

Throughout 2022, Advocacy & Communication Solutions (ACS) has published monthly “voting tips and tricks” to help you gear up for the November General Election. Well, Election Day is almost here! Below we round up the top 5 things you need to do to prepare for November 8.

What’s the Logic Behind

Logic Models?

In the Summer 2022 Newsletter, ACS covers Logic Models: What’s the Logic Behind Logic Models, Making Sense of Logic Models, Putting Logic Models to Work, Your Roadmap to Success: Easy as Pie, and When Don’t Logic Models Help?

Logic models are the sleeping giants of program planning and management. They can be an important part of planning, implementing, and evaluating efforts to move the dial on many of Advocacy & Communication Solutions (ACS) clients’ priority issues, including early education, workforce development, and K-12 education. Logic models also can help clearly communicate your program’s value to external audiences.

It’s Time to Vote!

Are you prepared for this election year? The Advocacy & Communication Solutions (ACS) team is excited about it! In fact, you can consider our latest newsletter a pep rally of sorts. ACS is cheering you on in your outreach efforts, while providing you with supporting tools.

There’s a lot at stake nationally, but local elections matter, too. Check out ACS’ guide to voter registration and engagement and learn what you need to know before you (or your stakeholders) hit the polls.

Get involved! How can you be an involved citizen and an informed voter? Find out here.

What to Watch 2022

2021 is in the rearview mirror—gone but not forgotten. And 2022 looks to be as potentially challenging as last year both because of the impact of the pandemic but also policy and political changes at the local, state, and federal levels. Those challenges, however, offer tremendous opportunity on many fronts. While ACS has its collective eye on many matters and related opportunities that have a direct impact on our clients, there are five issues that ACS is watching particularly closely. Below are summaries of those issues to serve as a primer for you.

If you’d like to learn more about any of these issues or how your organization might best position itself to address them, give us a call or drop us an email at info@advocacyandcommunication.org. ACS is happy to collaborate or be a thought partner.