Connections Newsletter

Each month, ACT publishes the Connections Newsletter, which goes to 5,000+ ACT members and non-member stakeholders who have subscribed. The Connections Newsletter,features member spotlights, upcoming chapter/council events, and important TDM and ACT news.

We encourage all ACT members to submit content for publication. Please see information below about available opportunities.

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Write an article for the newsletter

 Readers are interested in content that is useful, important, and relevant to their work in TDM. They want to hear and learn from their peers in the field and value the research and work of others.

Submitting an article for publication is both a great service to the industry and an opportunity to raise an individual’s presence within the organization. Please note that non-member submissions are not accepted. 

 
Read the newsletter submission guidelines

Writing a full article qualifies for 10 TDM-CP credits. 


Be featured in a member spotlight

 
Want to introduce yourself to the TDM community? Member spotlights are published in short question-and-response formats. To be featured, you'll share some information about yourself, your organization, and your time in ACT. You can preview the questions at the link below. 


Be featured in a member spotlight

View recent member spotlights here

 

Contribute to a TDM Tidbit


TDM Tidbits articles are opportunities to share your perspective about key industry topics. Select the topic you'd like to respond to and view the questions. Then, submit a 50-100 word answer to each one.

Each topic has four corresponding questions. Once you answer them, we'll compile all responses and publish it in our newsletter. We won't upload the post until at least three authors have contributed. 


Contribute to an open TDM Tidbit

Contributing to a TDM Tidbit qualifies for 2 TDM-CP credits.

 


Paid sponsorship opportunities are also available


Questions about these opportunities or the Connections newsletter in general can be directed to areilly@actweb.org.