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Ways to Get Involved in National Literacy Education Leadership through NCTE

It's your Council, let's make it great!

NCTE Celebrates Advocacy Month in April 2009; April 23 Is Advocacy Day in Washington, DC
Participate by visiting members of Congress in your home district or join us on April 23, 2009, for NCTE's sixth "Literacy Education Advocacy Day" in Washington, D.C.

Tips for Writing Letters to the Editor
Share Your Concerns on an Issue with Fellow Readers

Resources to Help You Take Action!
Interested in Grassroots Advocacy? Use these resources to help you take action!

Good Communication Is Key when Talking with Legislators and the Media
Delivering the Message

Congress.org
Visit Congress.org for direct access to your state and federal legislators!

NCTE Legislative Platform
The NCTE Legislative Platform will guide ongoing work at the national and local levels to inform legislators regarding measures that can truly support, not inhibit, high quality teaching and student learning.

Sign Up to Receive NCTE Action Alerts
As Congress considers education legislation, you have the opportunity to give legislators the benefit of your knowledge and experience.

Grassroots Advocacy Report Form
As a result of an NCTE Action Alert or other Grassroots Advocacy Campaign message, did you contact a legislator or other policymaker, or did you help spread the news to local educators or to the public?

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