Becoming an adoption advocate can be as simple as presenting issues and arguments to family and friends, and as broad-based as working at the state and national levels to champion your cause. Joining advocacy groups, speaking out at gatherings and online forums, and presenting formal testimony to government panels are a few of the steps you will consider as an adoption advocate.
Here are resources and information to help you take your advocacy efforts to elected officials and others.
Make a Difference With Books
Using books to make a difference isn't at the high end of activism, but can be an effective way of getting the word out. Here's how.
Contact Your Congresspersons
Current email, fax, phone and district contact info for all members of congress, both houses. That's what they're there for!
Email Your Elected Officials
Email addresses for national, state and local elected officials.
Registered Lobbyists
Locate federal lobbyists.
Track Current Legislation
Know the number of the bill and want to see where it stands? Enter the bill number and click. (Federal legislation only)
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