Plan G vs Plan N: Understanding This Key Feature Could Save You Hundreds
2026-04-08 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Plan G vs Plan N: Understanding this key feature could save you hundreds. This webinar will explore the differences between Medicare Supplement Plan G and N, define key concepts (such as Excess Charges, copays and deductibles), and give real-world examples of what a consumer would pay for each plan. We will also mention High-deductible plans and include current rates for a standard HD Plan G.

Join us for this FREE informative session designed to provide practical answers and expert insight into Medicare Supplement plans.

The Constitutional Foundation of Advocacy - SESSION 4: Advocating Within the Law - Lobbying Compliance at the Federal and State Levels
2026-04-16 14:00 - 15:00 | Virtual Seminar, United States
Program Overview The Constitutional Advocacy Academy is a year-long leadership and advocacy experience designed to equip engaged citizens with the knowledge and skills to influence public policy effectively and lawfully. Through monthly classes, participants learn the constitutional foundations of advocacy, how the legislative process really works, and how to communicate persuasively with elected officials at the federal and state levels. Participants gain practical tools for grassroots engagement, legislative meetings, and community leadership—empowering them to serve as informed, credible, and effective advocates for the issues that matter most to them.

SESSION 4: Advocating Within the Law – Lobbying Compliance at the Federal and State Levels

This session focuses on helping advocates understand how to effectively engage in the public policy process while staying within the legal and ethical boundaries that govern lobbying activities. Participants will learn the difference between general advocacy and lobbying, how federal and state laws define lobbying, and the key compliance requirements that advocates should be aware of when communicating with lawmakers or public officials. By the end of the class, attendees will have a clearer understanding of how to advocate for issues they care about responsibly, ethically, and confidently while remaining compliant with applicable laws.

By the end of this class, citizen advocacy participants will be able to:• Understand the legal definition of lobbying at the federal and state levels.• Identify key compliance requirements and ethical boundaries for advocates.• Distinguish between non-lobby advocacy activities and lobby activities.

Can’t attend live?All registered participants will receive a recording of the webinar after it concludes.

Missed a Session? Use the links below to register and watch the recording:

Session 1:The Constitutional Foundation of Advocacy – Article I & the First Amendment

Session 2: How Laws Really Get Made – The Legislative Process in Practice

Session 3: The Constitutional Foundation of Advocacy – Order, Motions, and Majority Rule – Robert’s Rules of Order for Effective Organizations

Social Security Spousal Benefits: What Living Spouses May be Missing – Learn How Benefits Work and How to Maximize Them.
2026-04-23 12:00 - 13:00
Session 1 of the webinar series, Social Security Spousal Benefits: What Living Spouses May Be Missing- A Two-Part Series On How Spousal Benefits Work And How To Maximize Them. Discover if you are eligible for a SS spousal benefit, how to determine your benefit amount, and factors affecting payment amount. Includes information for current and former (divorced) spouses.

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https://web.bigmarker.com/series/social-security-spousal-bene/series_summit

Social Security Spousal Benefits: What Living Spouses May be Missing – Advanced Strategies for Multiple Marriages, Divorce, Remarriage
2026-04-30 12:00 - 12:45 | Virtual Seminar, United States
Session 2 of the webinar series, Social Security Spousal Benefits: What Living Spouses May Be Missing - A Two-Part Series On How Spousal Benefits Work And How To Maximize Them.   Learn how to map your claiming strategy if you have multiple marriages and/or divorces.

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https://web.bigmarker.com/series/social-security-spousal-bene/series_summit

SOCIAL SECURITY SURVIVOR BENEFITS: WHAT SPOUSES AND FAMILIES NEED TO KNOW
2026-05-07 12:00 - 13:00
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 walk away feeling informed and prepared.

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https://web.bigmarker.com/amac/social-security-survivor-benefits-what-spouses-and-families-need-to-know

Path Forward: Aging at Home. Living with Dignity.
2026-05-19 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual Seminar, United States
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 to them and to families across the country.

Together, they will share real stories from AMAC members and caregivers, offering insight into the experiences and challenges many families face today.Rebecca and Carrie will also discuss meaningful steps that would help strengthen support for seniors and caregivers and ensure that more Americans have the opportunity to age at home with dignity through independence, companionship, and choice.

The Power of Citizen Advocacy - Constructional Academy (Course 5)
2026-05-21 14:00 - 15:00
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 understand the real impact of their voices and the collective power they bring to the movement.

Learning Objectives

Explain why citizen advocacy is influential to elected officials.

Describe how constituent relationships shape legislative perspectives.

Understand the impact of personal stories and grassroots engagement.

Recognize the collective power of organized, consistent advocacy.

Communicating for Influence - Constitutional Academy (Course 6)
2026-06-18 14:00 - 15:00
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, and how to navigate conversations with staff and gatekeepers effectively.

Learning Objectives

Communicate effectively through calls, letters, emails, and in-person conversations.

Craft clear, value-based messages tailored to elected officials and staff.

Understand how legislative offices prioritize constituent communications.

Confidently navigate interactions with gatekeepers at congressional offices.

Civility, Persuasion, and Bipartisan Influence - Constitutional Academy (Course 7)
2026-07-16 14:00 - 15:00
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 of working across party lines, maintaining faith in the legislative process, and developing the maturity needed for long-term effectiveness in advocacy.

Engage in respectful, productive political discourse across policy disagreements.

Apply persuasion techniques grounded in civility and mutual respect.

Address objections and concerns constructively.

Understand the importance of maintaining faith in the legislative process and working across party lines.

Credibility, maturity, and long-term effectiveness.

Do Your Homework - Constitutional Academy (Course 8)
2026-08-20 14:00 - 15:00
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 and make every interaction more informed and impactful.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this class, participants will be able to:

Prepare strategically for congressional meetings based on research findings.

Research a Member of Congress using reliable digital resources.

Identify a legislator’s background, priorities, and committee assignments.

Analyze voting records and public statements relevant to policy goals.

Inside the Congressional Meeting - Constitutional Academy - (Course 9)
2026-09-17 14:00 - 15:00
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 also focus on building strong, lasting relationships with congressional staff to strengthen long-term advocacy efforts.

Learning Objectives

Prepare for and conduct effective meetings with Members of Congress or staff.

Present themselves confidently as constituents and organizational representatives.

Manage time effectively during short meetings.

Build and sustain professional relationships with congressional staffers.

Influencing Policy Close to Home - Constitutional Advocacy (Class 10)
2026-10-15 14:00 - 15:00
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 and grow as leaders within their communities.

Learning Objectives

Recognize differences in legislative processes across states.

Effectively engage part-time and short-session legislators.

Apply advocacy skills in state-level policy environments.

Leading by Example - Constitutional Advocacy (Course 11)
2026-11-19 14:00 - 15:00
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 civic influence.

Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this class, participants will be able to:

Identify ways to model civic responsibility in their communities.

Understand the role of grassroots involvement in elections and campaigns.

Explore opportunities to serve in local leadership roles.

Encourage civic participation among peers and community members.

Building Coalitions and Influence Networks - Constitutional Academy (Course 12)
2026-12-17 14:00 - 15:00
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 grow a more connected, effective movement.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this class, participants will be able to:

Build and maintain networks within centers of influence.

Collaborate effectively with like-minded organization

Identify and engage community stakeholders who support policy goals.

Strengthen long-term advocacy efforts through relationship-building.
