If the phrase “digital campaign strategy” makes your eyes glaze over, you are not alone. Many first-time candidates assume that running an effective online campaign requires a tech background, a big budget, or a team of specialists. The truth is much more encouraging: the most
You do not need a political science degree, a campaign background, or a professional network to start getting involved in politics. What you need is a willingness to show up — and a candidate or cause worth showing up for. Volunteering on a campaign is
Once you decide to run, one of the first challenges you will face is also one of the most personal: being able to tell people, clearly and compellingly, why. Why are you running? What do you hope to change or protect? Why you, why this
Public service is one of the most meaningful ways to bless the people around you — and Latter-day Saint women are already doing it every single day. In homes, congregations, and communities across the country, these women are organizing, leading, advocating, and serving. The question
There are no prerequisites to running for political office or getting involved in public service. You are qualified and prepared to run already! However, if you are looking for a non-elected position to get involved, consider joining a board or commission as a way to
In a world where the clamor of political discourse often overwhelms, the importance of informed, nonpartisan civic engagement cannot be overstated. As followers of Christ, we are called not only to participate in our communities but to serve as beacons of integrity, charity, and wisdom