2016 RESULTS International Conference Resources

Stay tuned for more tools and resources to help you prepare for the 2016 RESULTS International Conference — and be sure to check out the conference agenda (pdf) for the latest! 

Outreach Resources

• 2016 RESULTS International Conference Checklist
• 2016 RESULTS International Conference Flyer
• 2016 RESULTS International Conference Advocacy Day Reception
• Frequently Asked Questions

Advocacy Meeting Resources

• Advocacy Meeting Request Form for Global Poverty Meetings

• Advocacy Meeting Request Template for U.S. Poverty Meetings

• 2016 Conference Advocacy Meeting Log (please fill out for each meeting you schedule)
• Lobby Meeting Planning and Report Form (Word version)
• Online Lobby Report Form
• U.S. Poverty Materials
  • ​​​​U.S. Economic Mobility — Earned Income Tax Credit Leave Behind (Word)

  • U.S. Economic Mobility — Wealth Inequality and Racial Wealth Gap Leave Behind (Word)

  • U.S. Economic Mobility — Nutrition (Protect and Strenthen SNAP) Leave Behind (Word)

  • Lobby Day Best Practices

  • State Fact Sheets on the Earned Income Tax Credit (CBPP)

  • NEW State Fact Sheets on the Impact of the Safety Net (CBPP)

• Global Poverty Materials
  • Reach Every Mother and Child Act
    • Fact Sheet
    • 2016 Acting on the Call Summary
    • Media Map
    • Faith-based Organization Endorsement Letter
  • Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
    • Global Fund Investment Case Summary
    • Senate Sign-on Letter (Word)

Policy Background Resources

• U.S. Poverty Materials
  • U.S. Poverty Campaigns Background Packet (updated June 21)
  • U.S. Poverty Laser Talks (Word)
  • Experts on Poverty storytelling tips
  • U.S. Poverty House Congressional Scorecard and Senate Congressional Scorecard (Note: The December tax vote was part of a much larger tax package that also included the mega omnibus appropriations bill, as well as other legislative provisions. Some policymakers who strongly supported the EITC and CTC provisions also voted “no” because of concerns with other parts of the bill. For these reasons, it’s important not to conclude that those Members who opposed these bills did not support making the EITC and CTC provisions permanent. In fact, some of these Members actively promoted the permanent extension of those provisions.)
  • U.S. Economic Mobility Campaign Overview (ppt)
  • U.S. Nutrition (SNAP) Campaign Overview (ppt) 
• Global Poverty Materials
  • Child Health Policy Brief
  • Education for All Policy Brief
  • Global Fund Policy Brief
  • Global Campaigns Overview Slides

Media Resources

• Editable Media Advisory for Local Media
• Editable Meeting Request for DC Correspondents from Local Outlets

Conference Session Resources

• Investing in Young Children to End Global Poverty: The Power of Early Childhood Development
  • ​Workshop Introduction Presentation
  • Katherine Merseth (RTI) Presentation
  • Peter Kamau (KANCO) Presentation
  • Lynette Okengo (AfECN) Presentation
  • Video: Beginning of Life
  • Video: Clinton on ECD
• Economic Mobility, Federal Policy, and the Racial Wealth Gap
  • Dedrick Asante-Muhammed, Director, Racial Wealth Divide Project, Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED) Slides, handout on New Orleans
  • Anne E. Price, President, Insight Center for Community Economic Development Slides
• Ending Hunger in the United States by 2030 Slides
• Post-IC Global Fund Oped Writing Workshop Slides
• Creating Thriving Groups Through Leadership Slides
• Party with a Purpose: How to Have an Effective and Inspiring RESULTS Meeting Slides
• A Crash Course on the Legislative Process Slides