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 Sample Call Scripts
E-Advocacy: Tips for Responding to Online Action Alerts
E-mailing Members of Congress is an important way for the PH community to advocate. Not only is e-mail communication gaining popularity in Congressional offices, it is also an important tool for patients and supporters who don’t have the time or energy to visit their elected officials in person. View online action alert tips
Tips on Writing Effective Letters and Placing Phone Calls
Letters and phone calls are both effective ways to communicate with your Members of Congress. Phone calls are best for time-sensitive issues and are a great way to follow up on a letter or e-mail. Be sure to allow several weeks for a letter to complete the security screening process. View more tips
Step-by-Step Guide to Scheduling a Visit
Ready to take the next step in building a relationship with your Members of Congress? Consider scheduling a visit to one of their local offices in your home state. Read step-by-step guide
Talking Points
Reviewing PHA’s talking points is a perfect way to gain an overview of an issue, or to prepare for a call or visit to a Member of Congress.
Learn to Lobby
Need a refresher on the legislative process? At one time or another, many of PHA’s most involved advocates had questions about the legislative process. Learn to Lobby is an online slideshow that offers a step-by-step refresher. View the slideshow or contact Katie at 301-565-3004 x109 or advocacy@PHAssociation.org.
A list of the number of members and supporters PHA has in each state (PDF)
Federal Budget Process
Fact Sheet: Federal Budget Process and PH Research Funding (PDF)
FAQs
Read frequently asked questions about advocacy and the legislative process. |
