A Couple of Useful Messages about Advocacy on Twitter

A message on Twitter is good when it is thoughtful, sometimes providing useful links, charts, photographs and illustrations...Here are a few good examples related to advocacy on hunger and poverty (and other issues). 

Is your member of Congress asking your opinion of their 2017 priorities? Check their FB pages and let them know you care about ending hunger pic.twitter.com/rMpMXaMeLL

— Bread for the World (@bread4theworld) January 4, 2017

This cannot be overstated. One call to your congressman is worth 1,000 angry tweets. https://t.co/45EYyeTkRM

— Susan Hennessey (@Susan_Hennessey) January 3, 2017

Susan Hennessey is Managing Editor of LawFare

The most undercovered story of 2016: Poverty Would be Nearly Twice as High without our Safety Net https://t.co/wsMr2zKPNm #TalkPoverty

— Greg Kaufmann (@GregKaufmann) January 2, 2017

Greg Kaufman is editor in chief of Talk Poverty