Embedded Files
American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (2024). Elevate FCS. https://www.aafcs.org/news-and-events/elevate/elevatefcs
American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences. (2024). AAFCS advocacy. https://www.aafcs.org/aafcs-advocacy/home
American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences. (2011). FCS storytelling tips. https://higherlogicdownload.s3.amazonaws.com/AAFCS/1c95de14-d78f-40b8-a6ef-a1fb628c68fe/UploadedImages/advocacy/Storytelling_Tips_SHD.pdf
ASO Communications: Guide to Messaging Our Freedoms
Franz, N. & Van Ginkel, M. (2011). Determining and sharing the public value of FCS: Telling the story. Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences 103(4). https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1021&context=extension_research
Georgia Affiliate of AAFCS. (2021). Public policy—FCS day at the capital. https://www.fcs.uga.edu/docs/GAFCS_Legislative_letter_2021_Letterhead.pdf
LeadFCS Education. (2021). Framework for Family & Consumer Sciences in CTE. http://www.leadfcsed.org/career-pathways-through-fcs.html
Lead FCS Education. (2018). National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences. http://www.leadfcsed.org/national-standards.html
Lobberecht, M. (2019). Texas advocacy playbook. Austin, TX: League of Women Voters of Texas. https://my.lwv.org/sites/default/files/tx_adv_playbk.pdf
Miller, C. (2021). FCS public policy livebinder resources. https://www.livebinders.com/edit/index/1907633 (Password access: fcse4325)
National Partnership for the Recruiting, Preparing, and Supporting FCS Educators. (2021). https://www.fcsed.net/home
Texas Council on Family Violence Voting Guide (2024)
Texas Youth Resource Map -- Texas Youth Resource Map | Tableau Public. This resource was developed by Texas Appleseed as a powerful online tool that contains more than 800 resources in Texas and sorted by region and category, including:
o Food pantries
o Emergency shelters
o Medical and mental health care
o Transportation
o Child care
o Assistance in applying for social services
This resource is specifically tailored to address challenges often faced by an estimated 360,000 youth and young adults in Texas experiencing homelessness, such as unsafe home environments, aging out of foster care, or family rejection.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse