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Nonprofit Policy Advocacy in the United States,sm; and trends toward devolution of policy making to the state and local levels.An overview of policy advocacy by nonprofit organizations within the United States is next presented, highlighting the scope of policy advocacy by describing the major causes championed by advocacy organizations, and the scale of nonprofit advocacy organizations.

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Popular Power,alitions and learning in policy change. Codepink demonstrates how they used this strategy to build nationwide support for the diversion of war expenditures toward domestic priorities.And Parents for Public Schools used the strategy to empower parents to lead their children’s schools.

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Textbook 2020Their advocacy practices, however, have often been guided by their own past experiences, anecdotes from peer networks, and consultant advice. Most of their practices have largely escaped empirical and theoretical grounding that could better root their work in established theories of policy change. T

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Public Lobbying,ed the public lobbying strategy to reform the juvenile justice system by seeking closure of state prison facilities, fighting on behalf of a group with little political voice.And the Utility Reform Network used the strategy to fight a complex power-grab by investor-owned utilities, on behalf of the public.

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Inside-Outside,l to act, and by providing information for a policy entrepreneur who can usher the change.Three diverse cases illustrate how the strategy has been used to reform teacher evaluations, promote a tobacco tax, and pass local plastic bag bans.

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