There are certain activities you can do to advocate more efficiently. Using data, learn about the most effective ways to engage with your lawmakers. Whether you’re just stepping into advocacy or are an experienced advocate, there are many ways to get the attention of a Congressional office — even if you’re not in Washington, D.C. This video covers: • The variety of options available to communicate with Congressional offices. • Which means of communication are most impactful, according to Congressional staffers. • How to pick the platform you’re most comfortable with to engage your members of Congress.

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