| Intentional
Organizing |
| builds
support among necessary community members
and organization, businesses, policy
makers and law enforcement agencies by
engaging them in creating positive change
in their community. This process develops
the leadership necessary to support the
change process. |
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| Applied
Data and Research |
| identifies
the magnitude of the problem and guides
intervention planning throughout the
campaign. Data collection supports the
need for community interventions and
demonstrates that change can occur. |
|
| Policy |
| provides
direction to develop your overall campaign
strategy. The design of your policy is
based on input from your community and the
statistical information gathered
throughout your campaign. |
|
| Media
Advocacy |
| is
critical to the campaign by raising
awareness of the problem on the public
agenda, providing a vehicle for high
visibility community response,
highlighting project successes,
demonstrating community support and
promoting policy change. |
|
| Enforcement |
| is
important to any strategy in that it
assures consistent application of new and
existing policies. |
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