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Policy and Advocacy
Provided by Karen L. Jessup, PhD, Chair, Board of Advisors,
National Trust for Historic Preservation.
- 1-2-3
Guide to Lobbying on Capitol Hill and at Home, Preservation
Action
- ‘Preserve, Protect, and Promote: A Minnesota Guide to
Community Action,’ The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota,
2005. [Download as a Word document.]
- ‘Steps to Successful Advocacy,’ Preservation Massachusetts,
2001. [Download as PDF file.]
- 'How
to Lobby Your Legislator,’ The League of Women Voters
of Washington, revised 2001.
- ‘State Tax Credits for Historic Preservation’ by
Harry K. Schwartz from Model State Policies, National Trust FORUM,
November/December 2005. Distributed as a class handout.
- Preservation Action.
Read everything on the Web site, including any linkages. You do
not have to print out these pages.
- National Trust for Historic
Preservation. Read especially all material under ‘Why
Preserve’ (included in the dropdown links in the navigation
header) and all material under ‘National Trust Gulf Coast
Recovery’ (for now, on the index page) including relevant
linkages (also listed under Hurricane
Katrina Resources).
- The Alliance for
Historic Landscape Preservation. Read especially the sections
on ‘Mission,’ ‘What Is the AHLP?,’ and
‘What Does the Alliance Do?’ You do not have to print
out these pages.
Extra Resources (provided by Philip)
- Advocacy,
National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Legislative Action Center,
Capitol Advantage (CapWiz) for the National Trust for Historic
Preservation
- What political
activities are permitted for 501(c)(3)s?, Action Without Borders,
revised April 28, 2004
- Charities
May Not Engage in Political Campaign Activities, Internal
Revenue Service, IR-2004-59, April 28, 2004.
- Political
and Lobbying Activities adapted from IRS Publication 1828,
Tax Guide for Churches and Religious Organizations, Internal Revenue
Service, February 2004.
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