NPAction Update
Vol 4, Issue 12
June 23, 2006

Welcome to the NPAction Update.

Featured Article: The Minnesota Participation Project: How Nonprofits Can Mobilize Voters and Why They Should Minnesota's nonprofits have worked hard to build trusting relationships with the communities they serve, and that includes communities where many people are not engaged in the electoral process. The Minnesota Participation Project is showing nonprofits that not only can they register, educate and mobilize potential voters (and how to do it legally!), but also that the trust and credibility they have with their communities can convert potential voters to active democratic participants. Click here to read more.

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NPAction invites organizations to share our tools on their websites. Just copy the HTML code from our site, and you're ready to go (but when you steal the code, just let us know!).

"Steal the Code" today
http://www.npaction.org/article/articleview/600/1/1988

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