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KidsImpact.org
  • Facebook
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  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
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  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • What We Do
    • Who We Are
    • Partners and Supporters
    • Contact Us
  • Youth Impact Assessments
    • Tools to Get Started
    • Impact Assessments in Action
    • Racial Equity Impact Assessment Tools
    • Youth Engagement
    • Training Resources
    • Other Impact Assessment Resources
  • Policymaker Accountability to Kids
    • Measurement Tools
    • Youth Impact Assessments
    • Fiscal Accountability
    • Government Structures
    • Racial Equity Accountability
    • Youth Engagement
    • Candidates & Elected Officials
    • Child Rights
    • Communications
  • Our Publications
    • Reports
    • Fact Sheets and Tools
    • Blog
  • Donate

National Organizations Educating Candidates or Voters

These national organizations are taking a lead to highlight the importance of children in elections. They offer practical tools you can use and ways you can join their advocacy.

America for Early Ed’s Advocacy Toolbox 

American Academy of Pediatrics: 2014 State Elections, A Guide for AAP Chapters

Center for American Progress

Children’s Defense Fund: Action Council

Children’s Defense Fund: Voter Guide

Every Child Matters: Questions for the Candidates

First Focus Campaign for Children: Follow election and kids-related tweets

National PTA: Education Questions for Political Candidates

National Children’s Campaign

New America: Looking Ahead to 2020: How the Presidential Candidates Fare on Education Policy Issues

Partnership for America’s Children: Election Advocacy Resources

PoliTalk USA

Save the Children Action Network: High 5 for Kids Campaign

Securing America’s Future: 20/20 Vision for Children

Think Babies and Vote!

UNICEF USA: Civic Action Center 

UNICEF USA: National Youth Council’s Letter to presidential candidates

UNICEF USA: Youth Study (a poll of US youth ages 8-17)

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If you are working to make children a higher priority in elections and not yet listed here please let us know. Contact us at info@kidsimpact.org.

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