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Promoting


Promoting the work of the collaborative is essential for leveraging funds, informing others about promising programs and practices that work in the community, and sharing community successes with local, state, and national partners.

Communication
Advocacy
Success Stories
Helpful Resources
Contact Information

Please remember to personally invite your legislators to the 2007 Family Connection Summit Breakfast on Feb. 21.

Download the invitation flyer to promote the event.

Communications:

To increase general public awareness in your community, here are some tools to assist you.

Sample media releases: User Instructions

Fiscal Year Funding from Legislature

New Family Connection Coordinator

New Collaborative Chair

 

Download the media release. Save it to your computer, customize it with your collaborative's information, and print it on your collaborative letterhead. Then hand-deliver it to your local newspaper for publicity.
   
Power Point Presentations: User Instructions
   

FCP-FC presentation shares who we are and what we do.

FCP-FC KIDS COUNT presentation shares who we are, what we do, and general KIDS COUNT information.

Using KIDS COUNT Data accesses indicator data for Assessment, Planning and Evaluation.

Download, save it to your computer, and customize it with your collaborative's information. Use it with your partners, local decision-makers and funders to discuss the impact of Family Connection's work in the community.
   
Georgia Family Connection Logo User Instructions

For Online Use Horizontal logo

For Personal Printing Vertical logo

For Professional Printing EPS file

To download a copy, select either logo, and go to file, save as. This will save the logo to an area on your computer for your use.


Tips for Writing

Checklists

Advocacy:

Advocacy involves building relationships with people so you can provide them information to influence better decision-making. You must understand how decisions are made and know who is making the decisions to influence decision-making at the local, regional, state or federal level. Here are some tools to help increase your effectiveness as an advocate.


Information about specific legislators, bills, or the state budget: http://www.legis.state.ga.us/


Information for Working with State Policymakers:

Overview of the Georgia General Assembly
Legislative Tips
Legislative Glossary
Understanding the State Budget Process
Finding Your Way Around the State Capitol
Tips for Testifying at Public Hearings
Relationship Building with Policymakers

Success Stories:

Spread the good news about your collaborative achievements by sharing your experiences and highlights with us. Read highlights of the latest collaborative efforts, best practices, and resources in advocating for children, families, and communities in our Connected e-magazine.

 

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