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How to Use Social Media as a Female Legislator

by Leslie Bradshaw on Oct 28, 2009

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This is a presentation that I developed for the National Foundation for Women Legislators. The goal is for their members to be able to use social media to engage their constituents, manage their perso...

This is a presentation that I developed for the National Foundation for Women Legislators. The goal is for their members to be able to use social media to engage their constituents, manage their personal brands and extend their campaigns.

Based on my work in the private and public sector, as well as personal projects and volunteer work, this is a collection of "best practices," stats and "big ideas" for how to use social media as an elected female (and, of course, these lessons apply more broadly as well).

Girl power!

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