Teach Me How to Texas
The Texas Library Association is a proud partner of Teach Me How to Texas, a new, free five-week email series by The Texas Tribune that teaches Texans about the government and politics ahead of the 2020 elections.
The email series serves as a civics crash course ahead of the 2020 elections and includes important information like how candidates raise money, how to spot a good poll from a bad one, how to decode the November ballot and more. It’s a great opportunity to get people interested in voting and making sure they’re educated for the 2020 elections.
The Tribune has provided a promotional kit to help you spread the word about Teach Me How to Texas. As a reminder, people can sign up for the free email series anytime before November, and they will receive the five election lessons in their inboxes.
Teach Me How to Texas Promo Kit
DownloadTLA supports the Tribune’s mission to educate and engage more Texans, and we invite you to join us in promoting this nonpartisan community resource to your patrons!
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