Question

Define Interest groups .(1)

Answer 1

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Define Interest Groups.

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Interest Groups are defined as any action that speaks in favor of, recommends, argues for a cause, supports or defends, or pleads on behalf of others. They use various forms of advocacy in order to influence public opinion and ultimately policy. They play an important role in the development of political and social systems.

Motives for action may be based on political, religious, moral, or commercial positions. Groups use varied methods to try to achieve their aims, including lobbying, media campaigns, publicity stunts, polls, research, and policy briefings.

Different kinds of activities comprise Interest Groups work are as follows:-

• Organizing: Build power at the base. Center for Intercultural Organizing in Portland, OR organizes the immigrant and refugee communities in their area. These meetings enable immigrant leaders to mobilize their constituencies and build power in their communities.

• Educate Legislators: Provide information on issues. NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin offers fact sheets on its Web site for distribution to state legislators so that they will be aware of issues facing women who seek abortion.

• Educating the Public about the Legislative Process: Introduce communities and constituencies to the legislators whose represent them. Utah Issues: Center for Poverty Research and Action sponsors an annual Citizens Day during which the organization’s members and other Utah residents come to the state capitol to meet their legislators and learn about the legislative process. When communities have the opportunity to meet legislators face to face and discuss the issues that affect their everyday lives, not only do legislators receive the tools they need to represent their communities, but those communities are empowered to invest more heavily in the outcomes of policy debates, giving them a stronger hand in their own future.

• Research: Produce relevant resources that reflect the real story of your community. California Immigrant Policy Center released the report “Immigrants and the U.S. Healthcare System” to dispel myths and present realities in the state of California.

• Organizing a rally: Mobilize for our cause. The Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM), a coalition of pro-immigrant organizations, rallied in Washington, D.C. in June 2007 to raise awareness of the need for comprehensive immigration reform and an end to immigration raids.

• Regulatory efforts: Take action at the agencies. CASA of Maryland, Inc. has pushed for the state Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) to comply with existing laws and to stop discriminating against drivers license applicants on the basis of ability to prove legal residency.

• Public education: Educate the community on the issues. Rights for All People in Denver, CO periodically holds community forums on state and federal immigration issues.

• Nonpartisan voter education: Inform the electorate on the issues. CARECEN of Los Angeles, CA encourages civic participation in the Latino and immigrant community, and educates the public about how to participate more fully in elections and civic life.

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Answer 2

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Define Interest groups.

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Interest Groups are defined as any action that speaks in favor of, recommends, argues for a cause, supports or defends, or pleads on behalf of others. They use various forms of advocacy in order to influence public opinion and ultimately policy. They play an important role in the development of political and social systems.

Motives for action may be based on political, religious, moral, or commercial positions. Groups use varied methods to try to achieve their aims, including lobbying, media campaigns, publicity stunts, polls, research, and policy briefings.

Different kinds of activities comprise Interest Groups work are as follows:-

• Organizing: Build power at the base. Center for Intercultural Organizing in Portland, OR organizes the immigrant and refugee communities in their area. These meetings enable immigrant leaders to mobilize their constituencies and build power in their communities.

• Educate Legislators: Provide information on issues. NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin offers fact sheets on its Web site for distribution to state legislators so that they will be aware of issues facing women who seek abortion.

• Educating the Public about the Legislative Process: Introduce communities and constituencies to the legislators whose represent them. Utah Issues: Center for Poverty Research and Action sponsors an annual Citizens Day during which the organization’s members and other Utah residents come to the state capitol to meet their legislators and learn about the legislative process. When communities have the opportunity to meet legislators face to face and discuss the issues that affect their everyday lives, not only do legislators receive the tools they need to represent their communities, but those communities are empowered to invest more heavily in the outcomes of policy debates, giving them a stronger hand in their own future.

• Research: Produce relevant resources that reflect the real story of your community. California Immigrant Policy Center released the report “Immigrants and the U.S. Healthcare System” to dispel myths and present realities in the state of California.

• Organizing a rally: Mobilize for our cause. The Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM), a coalition of pro-immigrant organizations, rallied in Washington, D.C. in June 2007 to raise awareness of the need for comprehensive immigration reform and an end to immigration raids.

• Regulatory efforts: Take action at the agencies. CASA of Maryland, Inc. has pushed for the state Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) to comply with existing laws and to stop discriminating against drivers license applicants on the basis of ability to prove legal residency.

• Public education: Educate the community on the issues. Rights for All People in Denver, CO periodically holds community forums on state and federal immigration issues.

• Nonpartisan voter education: Inform the electorate on the issues. CARECEN of Los Angeles, CA encourages civic participation in the Latino and immigrant community, and educates the public about how to participate more fully in elections and civic life.

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