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In our latest blog post, Casey Korba, Director of Policy, reflects on the strides made through advocacy efforts in 2023 and reviews where the Policy Team will focus its energies in 2024. https://ow.ly/W6ng50QoOzI

Discover the Power of the Arts in Georgia's Economy! Dive into the updated 'Why the Arts Matter in Georgia' factsheet from @artsactionfund. Learn how the arts fuel our state's economy and amplify our collective advocacy efforts. Let's champion the arts together! #WhyTheArtsMatter

As the FHFA explores new requirements for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac-backed properties, NAA remains actively engaged in federal advocacy. Learn more about their efforts in this article: https://lnkd.in/gpu8T_a6

Just saw this opportunity and registering! Learn more about how to impact local and state policy on issues important to older adults. (Think access to healthcare and housing, work beyond typical retirement age.) Will I see you there? Changing the Narrative, a leading anti-ageism initiative

🔍 OCJ's 2024-25 UO Consumer Protection Research Grant—Funded Projects 🔍 At OCJ, we're committed to using research as a powerful tool to address the injustices faced by consumers. Through our partnership with the University of Oregon, we fund critical research aimed at enhancing consumer protection across the state. The 2024 projects funded through the Oregon Consumer Protection Fund reflect a diverse range of topics, all with the goal of strengthening consumer education, protection, and advocacy. This year, twelve projects were selected by a committee of UO faculty, OCJ staff, and community leaders, each contributing to the advancement of consumer rights in Oregon. Learn more about these impactful projects and how they aim to create a fairer marketplace for all at: https://cio.ist/2nl #OregonConsumerJustice #OCJ #ConsumerProtection #UOResearch #FairMarketplace #OregonJustice

Participatory Research (PR) is like a teamwork approach to studying important issues. Instead of researchers working alone, they team up directly with the people who are affected by the topic they're studying. Check out this VERY interesting discussion hosted by my amazing colleagues from ACT's Center for Equity

In this month's issue of Guiding Gifted, we discuss how reassessing your to-do list allows you to maximize your effort and impact without having to maximize your workload as you pursue your advocacy goals. Read this month's issue: https://bit.ly/42Vu4BR

Leveraging a state advocacy strategy can be a great way to increase #firstgen support. Enter the Center's latest Resource Guide, "Engaging in Statewide Advocacy for First-generation College Students," which offers an overview, recommendations and resources, and a state blueprint to help you begin or continue your advocacy efforts. This free Center resource, authored by the University of Kansas' Dr. Dallas Doane, is available at bit.ly/3VqHh2g.

With their "Things You Didn't Know" series and virtual webinars, Rooted Change, an initiative of The Moriah Group, is at the intersection of young people of color, policy, and advocacy. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for resources and learn how you can join them for the upcoming "What Now: The After Effects of the Brown v. Board of Education Ruling" webinar TOMORROW! #BrownvBoard #RacialJustice #EducationEquity #Education #PolicyChange #Webinar #SocialJustice #Community #RacialEquity

Four Things You Need to Know About NEACH   For over 50 years, NEACH has empowered members and the industry through education, advocacy, and personalized support, positioning organizations for success. But in today’s dynamic environment, you need more than the standard offerings. So, we’ve upped the ante   Here’s what you need to know about today’s NEACH. https://lnkd.in/gsHBqgW2