Examples of advocacy are when you speak up for:
- your child to his/her teacher
- changes in curriculum at your school
- adding a crosswalk or street signs to improve safety around your school
- reform of the children’s welfare system
- improving school nutrition
- improving education funding from the state
- national efforts to increase access to healthcare for children
WHAT IS ADVOCACY?
Advocacy means to speak up, to plead a cause, or to make a case for another. We can be leaders in engaging at all government levels to build a better world for ALL children. We can make small steps toward solutions to big problems.
GRASSROOTS CONNECTION LISTSERV
To get connected with state legislative advocacy efforts, you can join this listserv, which will provide you with updates. To do this, send an email requesting this list to support@wastatepta.org. If you need help in finding information or believe you have an issue of concern that could affect all children and families, and you want to do something about it, please consider volunteering for our Legislative Chair position!
Find more information on Legislative Basics and how to get involved through Washington State PTA
www.wastatepta.org/advocacy/index.html
Advocacy means to speak up, to plead a cause, or to make a case for another. We can be leaders in engaging at all government levels to build a better world for ALL children. We can make small steps toward solutions to big problems.
GRASSROOTS CONNECTION LISTSERV
To get connected with state legislative advocacy efforts, you can join this listserv, which will provide you with updates. To do this, send an email requesting this list to support@wastatepta.org. If you need help in finding information or believe you have an issue of concern that could affect all children and families, and you want to do something about it, please consider volunteering for our Legislative Chair position!
Find more information on Legislative Basics and how to get involved through Washington State PTA
www.wastatepta.org/advocacy/index.html
