PPT-ALA Public Policy Advocacy

American Logistics Association Logistics is our middle name Manufacturers Distributors and Brokers represent 95 percent of the supply chain Have a hand and a voice in what happens Can help agency partners get to where they need to get. Washington Campus Program. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi, Ph.D.. March 19, 2010. Goals of this Session. To familiarize you with the role of lobbying and advocacy in supporting business strategy. To persuade you that lobbying and advocacy have an essential role in the development of sound public policy. Building Effective Relationships With Policy Makers. 2013 Affiliate Leadership Workshop & Forum. Denver, Colorado . June 2013. Presenter. Julie M. Strandlie, Esq.. Legislative & Public Policy Director. What’s Required?. Alliance for Aging Research. September . 2014. Mission. The Peggy Lillis Foundation is building a nationwide . Clostridium difficile . awareness movement by . educating . the public, . vermontearlychildhoodalliance.org * 802-229-4281 * a program of the VT Community Loan . Fund. Kelly Ault, Public Engagement Director. The . Vermont . Early Childhood . Alliance. is a statewide, independent, advocacy coalition formed in 2000 to bring together the early childhood community on policy priorities in the areas of health, safety, food, economic security and early care and education.. Maintain . an active Legislative Ambassador Network of at least 80% of Pennsylvania Legislators. Provide ongoing educational and orientation programs to the LAN and the Chapter Membership as needed. Activate the LAN upon direction of the Chapter President or Legal Counsel.. Kevin Mayne, Development Director. MOVE Congress 2015. ECF gratefully acknowledges financial support from the European . Commission. . . About ECF. 2020 Aims. Cycling . at least doubled to . in . Europe. Effective Communications. Presented by: S A Hasan Al Farooque. . ASPBAE-CSEF. With Inputs from UNESCO-UNICEF, OSI and RWS Policy Team . What is Policy. Policy is a set of principles that . Appropriate Use of Public . Funds. Sabrina . Freewynn. January 22 and 23, 2015. Housekeeping . Please mute your phone. Questions. Slides will be available on HPCDP Connection. Objectives. At the end of this webinar, you will be able to:. Objectives for Module 4. Our . Mission(s) . Today:. Review a Brief . history of HIV/AIDS policy advocacy. Understand basic tactics for policy advocacy and how it differs from other kinds of advocacy. Professionals. Teri Lyn Hinds. Director, Policy Research and Advocacy. Diana Ali. Policy Analyst. Welcome!. Just a few technical notes before we begin…. PLEASE MINIMIZE ALL OTHER APPLICATIONS AT THIS TIME. 2. Today’s Agenda . 3. Introduction of chapter leadership. What is advocacy?. How does organized medicine impact advocacy?. How do I get involved in advocacy?. 4. Meet your . AMA Leadership. at . <School> . A Training of Facilitators Workshop. Clockwise from Top Left: PATH/. Monique . Berlier. , PATH/Mike Wang, PATH/Mike Wang, PATH/. Satvir. . Malhotra. [Insert date of workshop]. [Insert location of workshop]. Using Science in the . Public Interest. Key Elements of an Advocacy Campaign. Module . 3. How . do we translate research into action?. Traditional (“evidence-based”). Public opinion (polling, focus groups).