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  1. Does the Hill Watch YouTube? Marci McCoy-Roth, co-director, Kids Are Waiting campaign officer, The Pew Charitable Trusts [email_address]
  2. Web Executive Seminars Online Video for Policy Impact October 29, 2008 National Press Club Washington, DC Learn more: www.forumone.com/video
  3. How many kids are in the US foster care system? Half a million
  4. How long will they stay in foster care? Two years on average.
  5. About the Kids Are Waiting Campaign
    • Created in 2007 to advance recommendations of Pew Commission on Children in Foster Care
    • Policy Campaign
      • Partners
      • Media work
      • Hill outreach
  6. Youth Engagement Goals
    • Create a sense of urgency.
    • Put a face on the problem.
    • Effectively use new multi-media platforms.
  7.  
  8. Video Campaign: Attempt #1
    • www.mystoryproject.org
  9. Video Campaign: Attempt #2
  10. Video Campaign: Attempt #3 Targeting the Hill
    • Tightened messages
    • Shot videos during other planned events
    • Improved distribution - use of YouTube
  11. www.youtube.com/watch?v =GI89ORHVg-o
  12. Challenges
    • Filming & editing.
    • Message focus.
    • Institutional barriers.
    • Costs.
  13. Results: Does the Hill watch YouTube?
  14. Outcome: Bill signed into law Oct 7
    • H.R. 6893, the "Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008"
      • Supports adoptions, foster youth living with relatives and tribes access to foster care funds for the first time.
  15. Conclusion: Three Take-Aways
    • Get legal permissions first.
    • Stories work, policy jargon doesn’t.
    • Have a plan for distribution.
  16. www.kidsarewaiting.org
  17. LEARN MORE: www.forumone.com/wes Web Executive Seminars

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