ServiceVote.org mobilizes and supports young people to be civically engaged as advocates addressing the issues they care about in all areas of civic life; and
mobilizes and supports advocates for youth service and service-learning in order to engage public officials and building support for service and service-learning.
 
 
Advocate for Service-Learning
 
 

Before You Begin: Read up on the latest advocacy news.

Step 1: Choose what you will advocate for.

Engage public officials as supporters & champions of service & service-learning.

Visit the Engaging Public Officials page for ideas on how to engage public officials as supporters & champions of service and service-learning.

Lobby public officials to support policies that increase service & service-learning opportunities. 

Visit the Service-Learning Policies page for policy proposals to strengthen youth service & service-learning at the local, state, and federal levels. 

Step 2: Get the resources & information you need.

Gather the information, tools & resources you need in your advocacy efforts.

Visit the Advocacy Resources page for the tools & resources you'll need in your advocacy efforts.

For example, you'll find the following resources listed:

  • Inform and Influence: Advocating for Service-Learning Step-by-Step Guide
  • Inviting Elected Officials - Tips for the Invitation
  • Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest - Nonprofit Advocacy & Lobbying
 

Step 3: Find & contact your elected officials.

Youth Policy Action Center

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