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OutreachBest Practices of Effective Parties: Three training modules for political partiesPublicized Rules & Regulations | Solid Research | Internal Democracy | Reporting | Strategic Organization | Targeted Outreach | Communication Strategies | Inclusive Platform Development | Interactive Training | Monitoring | Outreach | Training Manual | Transparency | Triangle of Best Practices of Effective Parties | Free Elections | Discipline | Open Communication
NDI developed a series of modules for use by party trainers, on internal democracy, transparency and outreach. These modules aim to help parties examine and improve current organizational practices and institute new practices as needed. Building Party-Civil Society Solutions to Citizen Concerns: A Participatory Workbook for Political Party ActivistsPolitical party activists and trainers can use this participatory workbook as a tool to take into account the issues that might arise when joining forces with other civil society actors. Links for trainersA good training includes auditory, visual and kinesthetic methodologies. See below for links to movies that can be used in training as well as free sites for creating your own online courses. Movies for party training Create Online Courses Presidential debate via youtube 23 JulyCommunication Strategies | Events | Outreach | Partido Demócrata | Parties and Elections | United States | Open Communication
In case anyone still doubts how much technology is changing politics, on July 23, the Democratic candidates for president are going to debate issues and answer questions posed by citizens via youtube! In other words, whoever has a video camera on their computer can submit a question. See more in The New York Times. Building Effective National Party Websites: Key Objectives & Best PracticesThe web can be an important tool for political parties to help them inform, educate, and connect with the voting public. This report outlines key objectives and best practices in the establishment or modification of party sites and offers some specific examples of how political parties from different countries employ some of these practices on their own sites. Used effectively, these can help a political party utilize the web as part of a larger strategic plan in developing an effective campaign and party presence, whether the site is in the initial design or revamp stages. This report first identifies three shared objectives for political party sites then describes best practices in three categories: design, delivery, and management – including some useful steps leading up to election day. The final section offers some examples of how these practices are put to use in different party websites in several democracies. Political Campaign Planning Manual: A Step by Step Guide to Winning ElectionsA political campaign can be an exciting experience. A great deal will happen between now and Election Day and with a little forethought and planning, you can be prepared for all the twists and turns and, in many cases, control de situation. This manual is designed to help you anticipate what will happen and be better prepared. Emily's List- A Political Network for Pro-Choice Democratic WomenFundraising is one of the most challenging and, at the same time, most important campaign activities. It must be an integral part of the entire campaign. And if it is not, it is your job to make it so. Youth Reform and OrganisationPresentation touching on issues of youth participation in the Labour Party in England. Women and Power in the AmericasThis report card highlights one type of measure that heads of state can effectively implement. Presidents and prime ministers can appoint more women into their cabinets, and take action to encourage equitable representation of women on election ballots. Building a Party MessageAs a party organizer, your job is to help the party govern successfully and win elections. To win elections the party must get as many people as possible to support it. That means that a successful party organizer spends most of his or her time trying to find effective ways to convince people to support the party. |
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