For Social Workers and Agencies

Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Nonprofit voter assistance practical guidance series. White text with a backdrop of various cartoon images of voting ballots, tshirts, laptops, podiums, picket signs, and more.
Ever wonder if state or local regulations may apply to your existing or proposed voter engagement and get out the vote (GOTV) work in your state? bolder advocacy's new series, practical guidance- nonprofit voter assistance, created in partnership with The democracy capacity project, is designed to help you choose the activities that make the most sense for your civic engagement and GOTV programming. by helping you avoid activities where state law restrictions can create dangerous ambiguities or prohibitions of certain actions, efforts can be redirected towards making your programs bolder, more effective, and operationally easier to execute. White font on royal blue backdrop.
Who are these guides for? Nonprofit organizations: Leaders and staff of nonprofit organizations that work on (or are thinking about working on) voter engagement initiatives at the state or local level. lawyers: Lawyers and compliance professionals interested in working with nonprofit advocacy organizations doing state and local level work. funders: Funding organizations working to ensure strong organizational capacity and infrastructure for the groups they fund doing GOTV work at the state and local level. nonprofit organizations, lawyers, and funders language is on 3 separate cream colored banners with black text and a gray outline. The entire section is over a royal blue backdrop.
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Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies
Resources for Social Workers and Agencies