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Mobilizing America’s faith communities

Building a national faith-based advocacy network in the United States for a European partner.


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  1. Situation

    An argument with no American constituency

    A European partner held a position that depended on American religious-freedom audiences, and had no organised route to them. Those constituencies are not reached from abroad, and they do not respond to a government’s voice.

  2. Approach

    Build the network before the ask

    We built a national faith-based advocacy network: commitments from faith leaders willing to carry the message across their congregations, and new coalitions linking U.S. Christian organizations with church leadership abroad.

  3. Outcome

    A constituency that can be pointed at the next question

    Members of Congress who prioritize religious freedom were engaged directly, and the network left in place is a trained grassroots organization — one that can be pointed at a new story rather than rebuilt for it.

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