PSR Brochure
PSR tri-fold brochure for prospective members with a brief overview of PSR’s history and focus areas.
Webinar: Messaging on the Climate Emergency
How do you talk about climate change without turning off your listener? How can you convey the severe threats that climate change poses, without driving people into either denial or despair? Learn from guest speaker Meighen Speiser what the communications researchers advise about what to say and how to say it. Just named ecoAmerica’s executive …
Letter to the Editor Guidelines
How to produce an effective Letter to the Editor (LTE) through 2 simple acronyms. Especially useful for writing about fracked gas.
Social Media Guide
Basic Instructions for PSR Chapters How to create, use, and maintain social media sites to promote your message to the public.
Tips for Writing a Successful Letter to the Editor
PSR’s simple guide to writing a letter to the editor (LTE) and getting it published.
Nuclear Weapons Abolition Advocacy Training Series
PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition Program has launched a series of Advocacy Trainings to help members and other citizens who want to hone their citizen advocacy skills. Check out the PowerPoint “modules” we are using to help citizens make a difference in their communities. Effective Advocacy to an Influencer Using and Understanding Social Media Successfully Pitching …
PSR Sign-Up Sheets
Printable sign-up sheets for PSR—we invite you to bring these to events to recruit new members.
Nuclear Posture Review Talking Points
Background: The United States will develop two types of “tactical” low-yield nuclear warheads. The document claims that building smaller nuclear weapons (Hiroshima-sized) allows the United States to develop a more “credible deterrent” against Russia because smaller nuclear weapons are “more usable.” However, the United States already has low-yield nuclear weapons (air-launched cruise missiles and the …
Climate Communicators Guide
Welcome to the PSR “Climate Communicators Guide”. We want you to be a successful speaker on behalf of PSR and there is plenty here to help you. We encourage you to reach out to the National office (202-667-4260), to a Board member, or to a leader in your chapter for advice. Please understand that: As …