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2/23/2029
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<br />37 but actions taken without considering local jurisdiction create risk for entire communities. <br />38 <br />39 The coalition has hired Momentum Advocacy, a lobbying public affairs from, to administer <br />40 the coalition and coordinate/lead the advocacy efforts. The scope of Momentum <br />41 Advocacy's work is as follows: <br />42 <br />43 1. Strategic Coalition Management <br />44 Full coalition coordination and oversight, responsive to the evolving political <br />45 landscape. <br />46 Real-time strategy adjustment informed by public sentiment, media coverage, and <br />47 internal benchmarks. <br />48 Integration with each city’s internal communications team to ensure message <br />49 discipline and alignment across platforms. <br />50 Use of AI tools and digital platforms to optimize content generation, rapid response, <br />51 and audience targeting. <br />52 Strategic coalition growth to build political influence and increase leverage. <br />53 2. Earned Media & Press Engagement <br />54 Aggressive earned media strategy in relevant and influential Minnesota markets. <br />55 Relationship building with targeted journalists, editorial boards, social media <br />56 influencers, and citizen journalists to position the Multi-City Coalition as a primary <br />57 source for balanced, authoritative ICE presence coverage. <br />58 Development and placement of op-eds and feature stories that illustrate the <br />59 challenges cities and law enforcement are facing. <br />60 Targeted social media engagement and content creation/curation in support of our <br />61 shared strategy. <br />62 3. Narrative Development & Message Architecture <br />63 Creation of a unifying campaign narrative that escalates urgency towards peaceable <br />64 resolution between Federal, State, and Local Governments. <br />65 Message testing and refinement to resonate with both rural and urban communities <br />66 across Minnesota. <br />67 Incorporation of data, personal testimony, and cultural context to deepen public <br />68 empathy and broaden support. <br />69 4. Direct Action & Event Support <br />70 On-the-ground support for coalition events and press conferences. <br />71 Logistics coordination and messaging for public actions that create visual and <br />72 emotional impact. <br />73 5. Stakeholder Alignment & Internal Communication <br />74 Continuous communication with the Multi-City Coalition campaign leads to ensure <br />75 timely updates, strategic alignment, and mutual accountability. <br />76 Real-time briefings to Multi-City Coalition members as the situation develops. <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />Qbhf!6!pg!2:7 <br /> <br />
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