Advocacy vs. Lobbying: Using Your Voice & Navigating Compliance
Thu, August 13 @ 10:30 am–2:00 pm
Registration Required
Nonprofits deal with social issues and community needs and can find themselves in the challenging middle ground between service and advocacy. When politics impact a nonprofits ability to meet its mission, how can organizations use their voices?
Participants will leave with increased confidence in decision making about advocacy or lobbying activities they might take on alone or in partnership with other organizations; increased confidence in knowing their organization is compliant and can stay that way; positive experience connecting with peers.
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Facilitated by: Michigan Community Resources (https://mi-community.org/)
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