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Letters sent to local newspapers are an important educational tool. It is not difficult to write a letter but there are a few guidelines to keep in mind:
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Be concise. Letters should generally be limited to 250 words (you may want to check the particular paper you are sending your letter to in case they have a different word limit). A letter that is too long is likely not to be published. -
You can submit your letter by email, fax or mail. This information can be found on your newspaper's editorial page or website. -
Make sure to include your full name, phone number, and address on the letter. This information is needed so that editors can verify the writer's name, address, etc., before a letter can be published. -
Newspapers try to publish letters as quickly as possible. Another reason that your letter may not get published is if there are - If your letter gets published, PLEASE send us a copy for our files! carol@lmfct.org.
To join the Media Response Team, email carol@lmfct.org.
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