Congressional In-District Activities
Learn how to strengthen your relationship with your member of Congress when they are in town through in-district meetings, scheduling site visits, and attending candidate town halls.
Self-Paced Training
CCL also offers live training sessions on a variety of topics every week. View Events Calendar for a full list
In-District Lobbying
Meeting in the local district of a member of Congress is an essential element to building connections with Congress. This training walks through the process of planning and setting up a successful meeting with your member of Congress back home in your community.
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Attending Town Hall and Candidate Forums
Town hall meetings and candidate forums are settings where the member of Congress and candidates want to connect with people in the district. Through good planning and adaptability, you can take advantage of these opportunities to build and expand your relationships.
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Hosting Successful Site Visits
To establish relationships with our members of Congress, we can organize effective in-district site visits, where they tour a community location to see the first-hand impacts or solutions to climate change. This training features in-depth case studies and best practice stories from CCL leaders about how they planned and successfully hosted site visits for their members of Congress.
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Campaign Season Activities
For each election season, one of our goals is to make sure climate remains a top priority, encourage emerging candidates to generally support strong bipartisan national carbon pricing legislation, and continue building local community support for the reintroduced Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.
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Developing Relationships with Candidates
Learn directly from state representatives and senators, as well as from other CCL leaders, on how they’ve continued to build on their engagement and keep climate change and CCL in their campaign’s awareness.
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