Fact Sheet Process
Fact Sheets
- Identify one or two Primary Researchers/Writers.
- Researchers/Writers develop a draft Fact Sheet, using an approved template, which is then sent to a Policy Advisor and/or Issue Campaign.
- The Policy Advisor/Issue Campaign reviews the fact sheet for content.
- Researchers/Writers then incorporate feedback from Policy Advisor/Issue Campaign, which is then sent to an Editor.
- After the Editor reviews the fact sheet for grammar, format and clarity, Researchers/Writers incorporate feedback and send for final review from the Fact Sheet Coordinators and Policy Coordinator.
- Researchers then finalize the Fact Sheet, which is then sent to a Graphic Designer.
Schedule of Fact Sheet Process
Ideally all policy fact sheets follow a 2-3 month schedule, here’s an example:
| Schedule | Item |
| 3-4 weeks | 1st draft of Fact Sheet |
| 2 weeks | Policy Advisor reviews and sends back to Researcher |
| 1 week | Researcher incorporates feedback from Policy Advisor |
| 1 week | Editor reviews and sends back to Researcher |
| 1 week | Researcher incorporates feedback from Editor |
| 1 week | Fact Sheet and Policy Coordinators do a final review |
| 1 week | Graphic Designer puts Fact Sheet into template graphic |
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