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SA2020 | Calls to Action | SA2020

Calls to Action

At SA2020 we believe everyone is capable of affecting change. Following the original visioning process in 2010, San Antonio made incremental progress in teen birth rate, high school graduation, healthcare access, employment, and more by taking collective responsibility for advancing Community Results. We also know that serious work remains, and the COVID-19 crisis continues to exacerbate systemic and racial inequities.

How might you help make the greatest impact toward San Antonio’s Community Vision over the next ten years?

 

Individual Community Members

  • Spread the word about San Antonio’s shared Community Vision within your own circles.
  • Explore San Antonio’s Community Data to understand where and how we have made progress, and where work remains. Consider the ways in which you influence the community and use this information to lead change.
  • Connect with SA2020 Nonprofit Partners and volunteer your time or donate dollars. 
  • Hold elected officials and policymakers accountable to allocating resources and creating policies informed by the needs of the community.
  • Vote in every election (national, state, and local), if you’re eligible. For a local, one-stop resource with FAQs, links, and information, visit ilovesanantonio.org (powered by SA2020).

 

People Who Work in Multi-Sector Organizations

Nonprofits, Foundations/Funders, Government and Public Institutions, Corporations, Education Institutions, and Member/Trade Organizations

  • Make data-informed, race-conscious decisions by exhaustively documenting your organizational outcomes and measuring your performance to make sure the programs and efforts you generate are meeting community need. Need help? SA2020 facilitates this work. Email info@sa2020.org.
  • Use SA2020’s Community Data to help inform and strengthen your organization’s work.
  • Share San Antonio’s progress toward the shared Community Vision with your own circles.
  • Learn about the relationship between reaching San Antonio’s Community Vision and racial equity.
  • Work with SA2020 to lead tailored Advancing Racial Equity trainings for your team or organization. 
  • Ask yourself, “How does the work I’m doing help move the needle on San Antonio’s Community Vision?”

 

Journalists and Members of the Media

  • Commit to responsible, race-conscious data analysis and storytelling. Need help? SA2020 facilitates this work. Email info@SA2020.org.
  • Learn about the relationship between reaching San Antonio’s Community Vision and racial equity
  • Work with SA2020 to lead tailored Advancing Racial Equity trainings for your team or organization. 
  • Use SA2020’s Community Data to tell more complete stories about San Antonio’s progress (including incremental change) and racial inequities.
  • Engage SA2020 Partners as content experts.
  • Ask yourself, “Does this story highlight institutional barriers? Does it raise the awareness that impact is interrelated across Community Results? Does it showcase how change requires institutions across sectors working together?”

 

Elected Officials and Policymakers

  • Use SA2020’s Community Data to help ensure policies and budgets meet the needs of San Antonians.
  • Learn about the relationship between reaching San Antonio’s Community Vision and racial equity.
  • Work with SA2020 to lead tailored Advancing Racial Equity trainings for your team.
  • Engage SA2020 Partners as content experts.
  • Collaborate with nonprofit organizations in your City Council District to co-create policies.
  • Promote increased collaboration with multi-sector organizations to strengthen targeted policies.
  • Share San Antonio’s progress toward the shared Community Vision with your constituents.