Use topics to organize Parliament content

Oct 14, 2026
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Article updated: June 23, 2026

Use topics to organize Parliament content

Create topics in Parliament to organize Parliament content and make it easy to find and share. You can subscribe members and teams to specific topics. Members can also filter content by topic when looking for posts to share.

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Audience: Parliament admins

Create a topic and add members to it

Create topics, subscribe members to them, and then assign Parliament content to them.

Tip: When you create topics, make them broad enough that they get fresh content assigned to them throughout the year. A topic must have at least two posts assigned to it before it can be seen by your members on mobile. There is no minimum threshold for topics to be visible to your members on desktop.

Go to Parliament , and then select Admin settings.
Select Topic list.
Select Create new topic.
Enter a topic name (up to 20 characters).
Select Open or Closed.
- Open topics - All advocates can see these topics. They can find and subscribe to those they find interesting.
- Closed topics - Only advocates subscribed to these topics can see them. As an admin, you must subscribe advocates to Closed topics (see Manage Parliament members and permissions). A lock next to a topic helps you identify Closed topics.
Select Next.
Optionally, add members and teams to your new topic.

Go to Amplify , and then select Admin settings.
Select Topic list.
Select Create new topic.
Enter a topic name (up to 20 characters).
Select Open or Closed.
- Open topics - All advocates can see these topics. They can find and subscribe to those they find interesting.
- Closed topics - Only advocates subscribed to these topics can see them. As an admin, you must subscribe advocates to Closed topics (see Manage Parliament members and permissions). A lock next to a topic helps you identify Closed topics.
Select Next.
Optionally, add members and teams to your new topic.

If a post is tagged with multiple topics, advocates will see it as long as they subscribe to at least one of them (whether the topic is open or closed). While an advocate can see the post, they will only see the "Closed" topic tags for which they are a subscriber. All "Open" topics remain visible to everyone.

View topic and subscriber information

From the Admin settings, Topic list, you can see how many subscribers a topic has and how many posts are assigned to that topic.

Edit a topic

You can change the topic details like the topic name or whether it is open or closed at any time.

From Admin settings, select Topic list.
Select Action next to the topic, and then select Edit topic details.
Make your changes, and then select Save.

Delete a topic

If a topic has become stale or is no longer relevant, you can delete it.

From Admin settings, select Topic list.
Select More next to the topic, and then select Delete topic.

Important: Deleting a topic unsubscribes everyone from it. Posts that are only in that topic (not in others) expire. They're removed from your advocates' Parliament, but stay available to admins in the Expired queue in Parliament.

Manage topic members and teams

Subscribe members and teams to topics. It's a great way to organize your advocates around content that's relevant to them.

From Admin settings, select Topic list.
Select Action next to the topic, and then select Manage subscribers.
- Find a member or team - Choose a View by option, search for, or browse for members and teams.
- Subscribe a member or team to the topic - Select Add to topic to add members and teams to the topic.
- Remove a member or team from the topic - Select the members or teams you want to remove, and then select Remove from topic.

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