August Recess: Making the Most of In-District Meetings & Online Advocacy
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August Recess: Making the Most of In-District Meetings & Online Advocacy
As a health care professional who treats addiction, you understand the impact that federal and state legislation has on your practice and your patients. At ASAM, we are committed to elevating the voices of addiction medicine among key policymakers. ASAM's new grasstops program, the Addiction Medicine Action Network (AMAN), aims to leverage members’ advocacy relationships with lawmakers and expand member's advocacy skills.
In this third on-demand training for AMAN members, ASAM’s Chief Advocacy Officer, Kelly Corredor, will provide an overview of how to connect with one’s members of Congress, find out about in-district events, and set-up an in-district meeting to discuss ASAM issues.
Interested in joining the Network? Whether you have existing advocacy relationships with lawmakers or simply want to develop new ones, consider applying for the ASAM Addiction Medicine Action Network (AMAN). As a member of AMAN, you will have access to advanced advocacy trainings and individualized advocacy support, and your work may be amplified and recognized through various communication channels. You can apply for AMAN by clicking here and completing the brief, online application.
Session Information
Date: Friday, July 30, 2021
Time: 12:00-12:30 pm ET
Speaker(s):
- Kelly Corredor, JD
Learning Objectives
By completing this session, you will be able to:
- Describe how to connect with members of Congress and recognize local opportunities to interact with elected officials
- Explain how to set up and what to expect in an in-district meeting
- Interact with elected officials comfortably and confidently