These message frames, addendums to Connecting the Dots: How to Message the Abuse of State Preemption, are designed to help you talk about preemption through different lenses and to different audiences.
Read MoreHome rule reform, like abusive preemption, can be difficult to explain – even if you’re doing this work day-in and day-out. That’s why our national table is releasing new message guidance to help advocates make the case for home rule reform and move people to action. This guidance is meant to help you explain what home rule reform is and why action is urgently needed now.
Read MoreThis guide reflects the latest messaging for how to talk about the abuse of state preemption and how many elected officials use preemption to entrench inequities and take power away from people and communities.
Read MoreThe Local Solutions Support Center has designed a toolkit to help organizers understand what public health authority preemption looks like and how to talk about it in a way that’s both accessible to broader audiences, and effective.
Read MoreThis message guide will help you explain how existing and new state preemption has left local governments and people vulnerable to the pandemic, worsened inequities, and weakened efforts to protect public health.
Read MoreThis guide provides topline messages, best examples, and language do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when talking about home rule.
Read MoreThis guide provides topline messages, best examples, and language do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when talking about preemption.
Read MoreTo help explain preemption and its consequences, and communicate the value of local decision-making and democracy, LSSC has developed this communications guide based on national public opinion research.
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