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Spread the word to readers and key decision makers across the country. You can bring an issue to the attention of a magazine or department editor, send a press release, or write a letter to the editor on-line.  

NOTE: If you write a letter to the editor on-line, be sure to enter Letter to Editor on the Subject line; and be sure to include your name, home address and daytime telephone number.  Keep your letter brief (under 200 words is best) and to-the-point for a better chance of publication.  Letters which respond to a story or commentary in that paper often have the best chance of publication.  You can alert readers about important issues, correct distortions, ask readers to contact their representatives, and even praise or expose a Congressman's or Senator's vote on an issue in their home state paper!

And above all, hold reporters and editors to high ethical standards - write or e-mail them with your comments, complaints, praise, or reports of bias. 

National Review Magazine

Newsweek Magazine

Readers Digest

Slate online Magazine  

Time Magazine

U.S. News & World Report

American Spectator

George Magazine

Human Events

Insight Magazine  

Mother Jones Magazine