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Expressing your message to potential supporters and key decision-makers is the most important aspect of any advocacy campaign. Once you have your specific ...
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What do you and your network hope music education can do for your young people? Using the data, anecdotes, and case studies that the Spirit of Harmony Foundation has presented as well as the links on our website, find the data that best supports the claim that you are making.
While our research has shown that many people, even at the highest echelons of the decision- making ladder, are not ideologically opposed to advancing music education programs, we know that the field of education is full of trade-offs. Therefore, it is absolutely essential to anticipate what your response will be if your key supporters decide that resources are too scarce to accommodate your request. Use this section to document your responses to the following questions: What are you willing to sacrifice in your request? What are you NOT willing to sacrifice? Can you and your network bring any preexisting resources to the table? Are there community organizations and businesses that are willing to dedicate time, money, or other essential resources to the cause?
Your overall message statement should be succinct, clear, and concrete. Use Parts I through III, in order, to create a three paragraph message statement that you would deliver in order to convince key decision-makers to support high quality music education programming.