Letters to the editor are fundamental to media for advocacy. They are quick to write and relatively easy to get published. Most importantly, members of Congress read the letters to the editor from their local paper every single day.
An op-ed or commentary piece gives you more space to make the case for your issue. If you can land an op-ed in your local paper with a clear call to action, your member of Congress is sure to see it.
Editorials represent the view of your local paper, and carry lots of weight on Capitol Hill. Meeting face-to-face with your editorial board is the best way to develop a relationship and support them to take on the issues you care about.
From coast to coast, RESULTS advocates are calling for the U.S. to step up the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
When the Trump administration proposed a rule that would deny permanent residency to immigrants who receive federal assistance, RESULTS volunteers took action.
Congress, don’t pull the rug out from under low-income Americans.
Right now, Congress can do its part to help end preventable maternal and child deaths globally with the Reach Every Mother and Child Act (H.R.3706, S.1911).
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