ProGov21 Policy Library

Strong advocacy is needed to build capacity and enable local health departments to lead their communities in responding to COVID-19 and other public health challenges. This toolkit guides advocates in lobbying elected representatives by outlining how to schedule a meeting with a member...

Addressing inequalities in access to reproductive health, childcare, and housing for vulnerable populations requires state level policies that enhance childcare funding, address housing issues, and expand programming for younger women. ...

A lack of Spanish language resources for transportation advocacy in Los Angeles limits accessibility and community engagement. This report outlines the need for a standardized Spanish glossary with over 200 transportation planning and community engagement terms to empower Spanish-speaking...

The majority of Americans live in small and mid-sized communities and deserve equitable access to federal resources. This guide to advocacy supports legislation ensuring all communities can access federal grants, invest in workforce development, provide flexible funding for public...

Low voter turnout and engagement in national elections is a barrier to effective democratic representation. Local elected officials can engage their communities in outreach to presidential candidates and advocacy for local priorities. This toolkit includes templates and talking points...

The political feasibility of congestion pricing is hindered by the challenge of gaining initial support. Local officials should distribute toll revenue to cities through which the freeways pass, creating a strong constituency that benefits directly from the revenue, thereby increasing...