Guides
Resources to assist Leagues in efficiently connecting to an external audience.
Guides In Depth
Here are some tips to keep in mind when crafting and pitching LTEs and op-eds.
There are endless resources available that provide guidance on conducting business online or remotely and hundreds of platforms to facilitate that work. We have curated a listing of best practices and some guidance on platforms to cut through some of the clutter and provide the most relevant content.
While these are extraordinary times, there are meetings that we must conduct to keep business moving forward. Those that have legal implications, such as annual meetings and state conventions/councils, require some additional preparations to ensure their validity when conducting them in a virtual setting.
If you have additional questions please contact [email protected].
A summary of resources available for messaging about VOTE411.
This toolkit includes an outline and messaging guidelines for She Is Me anniversary campaign. The She Is Me campaign is a project of the national LWV office, and local and state Leagues are invited to participate the campaign with the elements provided in this toolkit.
Here are some of the activities and opportunities LWVUS is hard at work planning in connection to the 19th Amendment anniversary as well as the League’s 100th anniversary next year.
Sign ups for upcoming Technology & Communications Webinars and recordings from past webinars.
Description of services LWVUS provides for local and state Leagues and the work LWVUS does at the national level.
Learn about the features of the new League Management Site from this demo video.
Important dates to message around the 2020 election
The 100th Anniversary Committee developed this Tool Kit to help every League celebrate our centennial anniversary as we approach 2020.
The League updated our social media guidelines for 2017 including best practices for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Through your Twitter feed, you can share all of the wonderful work you are doing, elevate the work of other Leagues who are on Twitter, and form relationships with others working on the same issues as the League.
Cheat sheet to help you demystify Twitter and learn Twitter best practices!
There exists a wealth of blogs and resources on best practices in social media and online communications. Here are some that we recommend for tips on blast emails, social media, blogging and more!
People don’t read online the same way that they read paper in their hands. Learn the essential differences and how to write for your website, email, and social media.
Everything a League does involves communications: voter services, Citizen information, advocacy, membership, fundraising, etc.