community issue proposal
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Prompt: Write a 1,200 word proposal that suggests a fresh way to help address a local or community problem by putting community groups and resources together to solve or lessen its impact.
Audience
The audience is comprised of stakeholders: people interested in seeing the problem addressed and those who are able to help solve or lessen its impact.
Requirements
contains research documented with in-text attribution, in-text parenthetical references (if needed), quotes (if needed), and a works cited list. All research will be documented according to MLA rules.
shows an awareness of audience objections and questions
capable of being implemented
uses a formal, academic tone.
uses bold font and font size to visually mark sections in the proposal when appropriate to do so
Required Sections:
While there are many ways to organize a proposal, it must contain the following sections. These are placed in an order that will ensure you include all the required sections in a way that is logically organized, but you are welcome to choose a different order if it works well for your proposal.
Problem Section
Solution(s) Section
Benefit(s) Section
Conclusion Section
Audience
The audience is comprised of stakeholders: people interested in seeing the problem addressed and those who are able to help solve or lessen its impact.
Requirements
contains research documented with in-text attribution, in-text parenthetical references (if needed), quotes (if needed), and a works cited list. All research will be documented according to MLA rules.
shows an awareness of audience objections and questions
capable of being implemented
uses a formal, academic tone.
uses bold font and font size to visually mark sections in the proposal when appropriate to do so
Required Sections:
While there are many ways to organize a proposal, it must contain the following sections. These are placed in an order that will ensure you include all the required sections in a way that is logically organized, but you are welcome to choose a different order if it works well for your proposal.
Problem Section
Solution(s) Section
Benefit(s) Section
Conclusion Section