Resources
Case studies, proven practices, testimonials, and thought-provoking articles to guide you and your supporters to ignite change.
Client Case Studies
National Restaurant Association Advocacy with Phone2Action
National Restaurant Association Uses Phone2Action to Drive a Full Mobilization As 8 million workers were laid off, 110,000 doors were closed, and $240 billion was lost in the restaurant industry over the course of the pandemic, government support was needed on an unprecedented scale. Watch Video Save 1-Pager Interested in learning more? If you have…
The Innocence Project: Advocacy with Phone2Action
Innocence Project Stopped an Execution Using Phone2Action “This is how democracy is supposed to operate. I really attribute a huge part of our success to the tool we use.” – Rebecca Brown, Director of Policy Start Chat Save 1-Pager Interested in learning more? If you have questions about how the Innocence Project uses Phone2Action advocacy…
Whitepapers & Reports
Corporate Activism is Mainstream
Just a few years ago, companies were reluctant to take a position on social issues for fear of alienating customers. But a major change is at hand. A growing body of research shows that consumers want big brands to declare themselves on major issues and will do more business with those that do. Corporate activism…
A Guide to Black Members of Congress
It has been more than 150 years since African Americans first served in Congress. In 1870, Hiram Rhodes Revels of Mississippi was appointed to complete a one-year term in the Senate. That same year, Joseph Rainey was elected to represent South Carolina’s First District in the House. Together, the two men, just five years past…
117th Congress Freshman Guide
The weeks after an election are always hard on public affairs and government relations professionals. While the votes are counted and the airwaves are free of ads, the real work begins: meeting dozens of new Congress members and explaining your position on issues. To help make your job easier, we created this Freshman Guide. Based…
On-Demand Webinars
Intelligence Suite – Phone2Action
Are you interested in the Intelligence Suite upgrade? Get the edge on policy monitoring and shaping from the largest stage houses to the smallest cities with the broadest, deepest, most accurate Federal, State & Local Intelligence. Get the edge with a more detailed look into relevant legislative and regulatory players and activity. Smart reporting…
The Future of Association Government Affairs + 3 strategies that work
THE FUTURE OF association government affairs + 3 strategies that work Hear some of the most innovative and successful association government affairs professionals describe how they met last year’s challenges and what they expect in the year ahead. Watch On Demand Topics Our Panelists Will Cover The current and future state of government affairs Meeting the…
3 Instruments for Success in Corporate Government Affairs
3 Instruments for Success in Corporate Government Affairs Listen to some of the most innovative and successful corporate government affairs professionals describe how they met last year’s challenges and what they expect in the year ahead. Watch On Demand Topics Our Panelists Will Cover The current and future state of government affairs Showing your executives…
Videos
How the Innocence Project mobilized thousands of advocates to stop an execution
For two decades, Rodney Reed has fought the justice system, maintaining his innocence in the murder of a Texas woman. The efforts landed him on death row, scheduled for execution by the state—until the Innocence Project got active.
Phone2Action Overview
Get a quick overview of Phone2Action’s digital advocacy platform to learn how we can help your organization accelerate success in your grassroots advocacy and stakeholder engagement campaigns.
How the American Heart Association Uses Phone2Action for Mobile Advocacy
The American Heart Association used Phone2Action to make it easy for advocates to take action on their phones and get involved in passing a landmark health education bill in New York. In Fall 2014, New York passed a bill that sets the stage for action by the Board of Regents to have all New York school children complete hands-only cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training.
Are Your State and Local Officials on Social Media?
We already know that 100% of Congress has a social media presence. But what about the state and local level? Watch this video to find out.
Podcasts
Digital Politics Podcast: “When Activists Tell Their Stories” with Alex Przybelski
Reflecting on the past decade of social activism in the U.S., one of our client strategists discusses the state of civic engagement today and the future of political movements in an ever-growing digital world.
