Best Advocacy Tools That Non-profits Can Use

Advocacy Tools That Non-profits Can Use

What non-profit organizations do day in and day out is work, rally toward a cause. A movement. A people. Much of the work of non-profits is targeted at advocacy, whether that be rights advocacy, environmental advocacy or even legislative advocacy. Most non-profits organizations, at least the ones that are creating real change, run on consistent funding and volunteer support. Without the two, a non-profit and its vision is bound to fail. In fact, many do every year. Only a fraction of all non-profits actually make it in the long run. So what could possibly multiply a non-profit’s chances of making it in the world today? Among the things that help are advocacy tools for non-profits.

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Advocacy Tools: Mobilize Stakeholders, Amplify Program Impact & Measure Engagement Beyond the Event

Advocacy Tools: Mobilize Stakeholders, Amplify Program Impact & Measure Engagement Beyond the Event

Traditional event management tools are only tapping a fraction of the potential of advocacy-driven features. Advocacy tools, often used to garner public support toward civic causes or social movements, are powerful avenues for event professionals to intensify and catapult reach. Business advocacy, particularly in B2B events, can also benefit from advocacy tools for associations. These include tools such as a stakeholder mobilization software or even a plug-in that can further an event’s engagement metrics. Advocacy tools are necessary and in action, they’ve proven worthy additions to conventional event management softwares and tools.

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Advocacy Tools to Translate Research Into Real-World Impact

 

Advocacy Tools to Translate Research Into Real-World Impact

A public health researcher walks into a meeting with local policymakers. Months of research are summed up in a few slides. The evidence and data are strong. But after the meeting, the research is forgotten and never becomes part of a policy or a real-world program.

Now picture the same research being presented in a better way. It’s backed by policy evidence, reaches the right people, is easy to understand, and is tracked after publication. Before long, it starts showing up in public discussions.

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