This guide is designed to prepare community leaders and facilitators to lead engaging and productive conversations about democracy, government, voting rights, and civic engagement.

Rallies are powerful ways to raise awareness, energize supporters, and demand action. Here’s how to plan one effectively, even if it’s your first time. 

Guidance for League leaders for protecting the League against actual or perceived conflicts of interest with League members’ non-League activities 

Resources and tools for Leagues working together to enshrine the ERA in the US Constitution.

Tips, tricks, and resources to encourage your members of Congress to engage with constituents

This is your one-stop shop to register and find resources from upcoming and past LWVUS policy and advocacy webinars.

Leagues may use this Letter to The Editor template for education about the harms of the SAVE Act 

To guide its work in Congress, the LWVUS Board adopts lobbying priorities every year. The goal is to maintain focus on issues of primary importance identified by LWVUS. 

Impact on Issues is designed to help League leaders use LWVUS public policy positions effectively at the state and local levels.

The League is excited to provide virtual office hours to League leaders and members in support of legal advocacy and litigation. Office hours will be on the third Thursday of each month from 4-5pm ET.

Resources geared toward messaging and organizing between November 5, 2024, and December 17, 2024, for LWV's campaign to abolish the Electoral College.

The questions and answers contained on this page were developed out of conversations with League members, activists, and others. We hope they will serve as a guide to common questions on policy, implementation, and other issues as Leagues do their advocacy work.