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Act
A bill or joint resolution that has passed both chambers of the US Congress, been signed into law by the president, and has become an individual law
Activism
Engaging in activities such as peaceful protests, civil disobedience, or boycotting to gain attention for a specific cause
Advising
Refers to when an organization or individual shares information without indicating a preference for which way a specific policy or legislation may go
Advocacy
Occurs when individuals or non-governmental organizations work together to build coalitions, inform public opinion, set agendas, or communicate through the media about a specific topic
Agenda
A proposed order of business for a political meeting or party
Constituent
A citizen residing in the district for which a specific legislator covers
Cultural Inclusion
Refers to ensuring all individuals, especially those historically excluded, are included in the process of decision-making
Health Equity
A state wherein everyone has the same opportunities and access to attain optimal health
Legislator
An elected member of a legislative body
Legislature
The branch of government responsible for enacting laws
Lobbying
An action of an organization wherein someone is paid to persuade elected officials to vote or take action on a specific topic or piece of legislation
Lobbyist
A person who is paid by a specific special interest group (a body of people who hope to receive benefits) to influence legislation
Media advocacy
Occurs when an individual, coalition, or organization uses the media to advance a specific initiative
Media relations
Refers to when an organization creates a management plan to share information with the larger public
Public policy
Multifaceted approach to solving issues of public funding and is also seen as the “output” of government
Policy maker
Anyone who makes decisions that impact others such as members of the US congress
Political Action Committees (PACs)
Established and administered by corporations, labor unions, and other memberships organizations with the purpose of soliciting funds from individuals associated with the sponsoring organization
Resolution
A document to express opinions or intent of a specific organization or legislative chamber
Upstream factors
A focus on the cause of the problem at the broadest or initial occurrence
WSCC Model
Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child
Emphasizes the relationship between educational attainment and health by putting the child at the center of a system designed to support both health and education
Alliance benefits
Demonstration to decision-makers of widespread support of the issue
Maximization and leverage of power and resources
Resource-sharing
Diverse approaches to manage the issue
Alliance drawbacks
More complex decision-making
Possible workload inequalities
Difficulties in sustainability
Task-force
An action-oriented and time-limited group convened for a specific purpose
Coalition
“Group of groups” formed to share information and resources around a common issue, formal and long-term