Our Advocacy

Learn, connect, and
take action together

Advocacy is one way people of faith live their values in public. We focus on clear information, practical tools, and peaceful civic engagement that strengthens communities and promotes fairness

What advocacy means here

Advocacy, explained plainly

For Indiana Faith Voices for Justice, advocacy means showing up with moral clarity and civic responsibility. It means learning how decisions are made, building relationships, and speaking in ways that protect dignity and strengthen democracy.

Our approach

How we approach the work

 

We work best when the work is steady, grounded, and focused.

What we help people learn

Practical civic tools

We help congregations and individuals understand:

What we help people learn

The Advocacy Toolkit

Practical resources that help you show up with clarity, confidence, and follow through in Indiana civic life.

Call Script

Make phone calls that are calm, clear, and hard to ignore

A short script you can personalize in one minute, with a simple opener, a clear ask, and a respectful close so you do not freeze or ramble.

Email Template

Send messages that get read and routed to the right person

A plug and play email format with subject lines, a two paragraph structure, and a direct request that staff can act on quickly.

Meeting Prep Sheet

Walk into meetings prepared, not overwhelmed

A one page worksheet that helps you define your goal, pick your main points, assign roles, and end with a clear next step and thank you.

Story Framework

Share a personal story that moves hearts without losing the point

A simple structure that turns lived experience into public testimony with a beginning, one turning point, and a specific policy or community ask.

Follow-Up Tracker

Keep momentum with clean, consistent follow through

A lightweight tracking sheet for who you contacted, when, what they said, and what you will do next so advocacy does not disappear into a black hole.

What We Stand For

Human Rights

Human Dignity