AI-Ready Candidate & Community Leader Toolkit

AI-Ready Candidate & Community Leader Toolkit

Equip Your Campaign or Community With a People-First AI Plan

From Future in Common

Part of the series: “The United States of AI: An Ethical Policy Platform for American Workers”

Includes 8 components in one downloadable bundle.

What’s Inside:

This toolkit gives candidates, organizers, and civic educators the tools to confidently engage with voters about AI—grounded in economic justice, public safety, and democratic trust.

Whether you’re running for office, working in advocacy, or leading local conversations, this bundle will help you connect with communities, answer tough questions, and shape a better future.

Toolkit Includes:

• ✅ Slide Deck — Use for campaign meetings, events, or teach-ins
• ✅ Printable Handout — A community-ready explainer
• ✅ Speaker Notes — Clear, accessible language for teach-in delivery
• ✅ Worker-Centered Policy Brief — Messaging built for trust
• ✅ Candidate-Voter Roleplay Prompts — Practice tough conversations
• ✅ Organizer Roleplay Prompts — Equip grassroots leaders
• ✅ Voter FAQ Sheet — Answer the questions people are already asking
• ✅ Social Media Graphics (Instagram + Facebook) — Easy ways to engage and share

Who This Is For:

• Campaign teams and candidates at any level
• Community organizers and civic educators
• Advocacy orgs and voter outreach groups
• Leaders building a fair, future-ready message

Why This Matters:

AI is already shaping jobs, education, health care, and immigration policy. Leaders need to be ready—before the moment hits.

This toolkit helps you:

• Build public trust and clarity on a complex issue
• Show voters you’re listening and prepared
• Advance a future that’s inclusive, safe, and just

Download includes:

PDF of the full civic brief formatted for easy sharing.

License & Use

This brief is copyrighted © 2025 by Deion Lemelle / Future in Common.

The ideas are meant to be shared, adapted, and built upon.

Please do not republish the full document without permission.

You’re welcome to cite, quote, or use the concepts with attribution.