Losing a loved one is overwhelming — and navigating Social Security shouldn't add to the burden. Join the AMAC Foundation's free webinar to learn exactly who qualifies for survivor benefits, how much your family could receive, and the filing strategies that can help you maximize what you're owed. Our expert advisors will break down real-world scenarios and answer your questions live, so you can […]
Millions of Americans hope to remain in their homes as they age, yet many face rising costs and limited caregiving support that make maintaining independence more difficult. In this important conversation, Rebecca Weber, CEO of AMAC, and Carrie Lukas, President of Independent Women, discuss why the ability to age at home with dignity matters deeply […]
Why Grassroots Engagement Shapes Policy Why does grassroots engagement matter? Because elected officials listen when informed, motivated citizens speak up. In this session, participants will explore how personal stories, constituent relationships, and consistent advocacy can shape legislative priorities and influence public policy. This class serves as a motivational turning point in Phase II, helping advocates […]
Writing and Speaking Effectively to Elected Officials Effective advocacy depends on clear, confident communication. In this session, participants will learn how to write and speak persuasively to elected officials through calls, emails, letters, and in-person conversations. The class will also cover how legislative offices handle constituent outreach, how to tailor value-based messages for greater impact, […]
Winning Support Without Burning Bridges Lasting influence requires more than passion—it requires credibility, respect, and the ability to engage others thoughtfully. In this session, participants will learn how to navigate policy disagreements with civility, apply persuasive techniques that build trust, and respond to objections in a constructive way. The class will also highlight the value […]
Researching Your Member of Congress Before the Meeting Effective advocacy starts with preparation. In this session, participants will learn how to research their Member of Congress using reliable resources, understand that legislator’s background and priorities, and review key committee assignments, voting records, and public statements. The class will help advocates prepare strategically for congressional meetings […]
How to Be an Effective Constituent Advocate What happens inside a congressional meeting can make all the difference. In this session, participants will learn how to prepare for productive meetings with Members of Congress and staff, present themselves confidently as both constituents and organizational representatives, and make the most of limited time. The class will […]
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 […]
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 […]
Strengthening the Movement Through Relationships Lasting impact is built through strong relationships. In this session, participants will learn how to build and maintain networks within key centers of influence, collaborate effectively with like-minded organizations, and engage community stakeholders who support shared policy goals. The class will show how strategic relationship-building can strengthen advocacy efforts and […]