Order, Motions, and Majority Rule - Robert’s Rules of Order for Effective Organizations
Effective organizations don’t succeed by accident—they succeed through order, clarity, and disciplined decision-making. Order, Motions, and Majority Rule: Robert’s Rules of Order for Effective Organizations introduces the practical foundations of parliamentary procedure and shows how structured meetings lead to stronger...
SOCIAL SECURITY IN 2026: CHANGES, BENEFITS AND INSIGHTS 4 PART SERIES, Part 4 of 4
In this 4-part series, AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory staff present what’s new for 2026, Social Security basics, types of benefits, and share valuable tips for effective interaction with the Social Security Administration (SSA). This is part 4 of 4...
SOCIAL SECURITY IN 2026: CHANGES, BENEFITS AND INSIGHTS 4 PART SERIES, Part 3 of 4
In this 4-part series, AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory staff present what’s new for 2026, Social Security basics, types of benefits, and share valuable tips for effective interaction with the Social Security Administration (SSA). This is part 3 of 4...
SOCIAL SECURITY IN 2026: CHANGES, BENEFITS AND INSIGHTS 4 PART SERIES, Part 2 of 4
In this 4-part series, AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory staff present what’s new for 2026, Social Security basics, types of benefits, and share valuable tips for effective interaction with the Social Security Administration (SSA). This is part 2 of 4...
How Laws Really Get Made - The Legislative Process in Practice
Most Americans remember the basics of lawmaking from Schoolhouse Rock — but the real process in Washington is far more complex. In this practical, behind-the-scenes webinar, we go beyond the textbook version to explore how legislation actually moves through Congress,...
SOCIAL SECURITY IN 2026: CHANGES, BENEFITS AND INSIGHTS 4 PART SERIES, Part 1 of 4
In this 4-part series, AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory staff present what’s new for 2026, Social Security basics, types of benefits, and share valuable tips for effective interaction with the Social Security Administration (SSA). This is part 1 of 4...
The Constitutional Foundation of Advocacy - Article I & the First Amendment
This class grounds citizen advocacy in the U.S. Constitution, explaining how Article I establishes the legislative branch and why lawful engagement with elected officials is fundamental to representative government. Participants explore First Amendment protections for petitioning, advocacy, and peaceful assembly,...
Social Security Secrets: 10 Questions You Didn’t Know You Needed to Ask
Think Social Security is just about retirement checks? Think again. From hidden spousal benefits to COLA twists, claim timing traps, and the documents that make or break your plan—this session unpacks the 10 essential questions that can change how (and...
Women & Social Security - Part 2
Ladies! This is part 2 of Women & Social Security - and things you should know about! Did You Know: – Women depend more heavily on Social Security than men. – The average Social Security benefits for women are 25%...
Women & Social Security - Part 1
Ladies! Did You Know: – Women depend more heavily on Social Security than men. – The average Social Security benefits for women are 25% lower than for the average men. – For nearly half of unmarried women Social Security beneficiaries,...