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- Will Social Security Run Out Of Money Soon?Friday, August 28, 2026
- We Were Bitten by Medicare's Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount This Year, What Should I Do?Friday, August 28, 2026
- I Worked For My Ex-Husband But I Wasn't Paid And Now I Have Little Social Security, What Are My Options?Monday, August 17, 2026
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Learn More Influencing Policy Close to Home - Constitutional Advocacy (Class 10)
Effective Advocacy at the State Level Advocacy does not stop in Washington—it starts in your own state. In this session, participants will learn how state legislative processes differ, how to effectively engage part-time and short-session lawmakers, and how to apply proven advocacy skills in state-level policy environments. As the beginning of Phase III, this class helps participants expand their influence
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Learn More Leading by Example - Constitutional Advocacy (Course 11)
Civic Engagement in Your Community Strong communities are built by citizens who lead through action. In this session, participants will explore how to model civic responsibility, encourage greater grassroots involvement in elections and campaigns, and inspire others to stay engaged. The class will also highlight opportunities for local leadership and show how individual participation can strengthen communities and advance lasting
