Part 4: Understanding Advocacy
The threats facing historic places can be highly complex, so there is no fail-proof method to play the role of heritage advocate. But here are some of the approaches that often characterize successful campaigns to save a place.
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Part 4: Understanding Advocacy
The threats facing historic places can be highly complex, so there is no fail-proof method to play the role of heritage advocate. But here are some of the approaches that often characterize successful campaigns to save a place.
Part 5: Strengthening Your Position
Before you speak out on an advocacy issue, be very clear on the nature of the changes proposed for the historic place.
Part 6: Shining a National Spotlight on Your Endangered Place
The following tips will help guide you through shining a spotlight on your endangered place using free tactics.
Part 7: Meeting with Elected Officials
Remember, all politics is local. Undertake research on the issues that the elected official supports and think about how they can intersect with your advocacy concern.
Tip Sheet: Tips for a Strong Launch Pad Coaching Grant Application
Thinking about applying for a Launch Pad Coaching Grant? Here are some tips to help you put together a strong application!