Resource Type: Tips & How-Tos

The Lab’s evidence-based guidance for civic engagement programs with voters of color. Covers social pressure tactics, bilingual outreach, vote-by-mail, and much more.

Evidence-backed talking points on climate from a progressive perspective informed by the Race Class Narrative framework, along with current polling data, and messaging resources .

The environmental movement must find ways of representing the hopes and aspirations not only of our traditional base, not only of our actual, quite diverse electoral base, but also of Indigenous and Black diaspora communities and communities of color already on our side, whom we have so far been unable to serve effectively.  In this spirit, the Green Leadership Trust offers the following guidance to align the performance of our leader towards equity and inclusion aimed at building the power we need to win.

Defines a “Regenerative Economy” in terms of the values, processes, and policies it entails.

This guide offers an “equity-based” approach to climate policy with suggestions for improving dialogues and collaborating to advance justice.

The Lab community came together to talk about all things c3 voter engagement and how to pivot in 2020. We discussed how are organizations thinking about voter contact (including: integrated voter engagement programs, voter registration, and Get-Out-The-Vote efforts) in this era of physical distancing. Leaders in voter engagement discussed how to pivot voter registration and voter engagement programs from now until election day.
Topline discussions included how organizations are thinking about social media and ads differently, as well as volunteer upladdering, vote by mail (VBM) and how to talk to voters given high unemployment rates. The group discussed data and experiments in a wide range of historical programs and why the 2020 election has no baseline for comparison.