Advocacy And Activism For Arthritis - Raising Awareness Of Arthritis
Bring greater awareness to the issues and concerns of arthritis patients. Take action for change. Lend your voice to advocacy and activism.
Millions suffer with arthritis yet the issues they face get little attention and recognition. Together we can make a difference.
Advocate Donna Fox offers insight regarding how you can become an arthritis advocate.
People who think members of Congress pay little or no attention to constituent mail, are plain wrong. Concise, well thought out personal letters are one of the most effective ways of influencing law-makers. But, members of Congress get hundreds of letters and emails every day. Whether you choose to use the Postal Service or email, here are some tips that will help your letter have impact.
Letters from constituents are very important to elected officials, but they get thousands of them every day. Here are some tips to help your letters get attention -- and action.
The Arthritis Foundation is a vital charity whose mission is to prevent, control, and cure arthritis. Learn more about their programs and how you can help. What better month to learn about the foundation than May, National Arthritis Month.
The month of May has been proclaimed "National Arthritis Month". As with any signified day or month, the goal is increased awareness and action
The ACR has a network of ACR members and patients who are constituents of key legislators in the U.S. Congress. Network members are apprised of important votes taking place in Congress which affect patient care, the practice of rheumatology, and federal funding of rheumatology research.
Contacting the Congress is a very up-to-date database of congressional contact information. Traditional ground mail addresses are also available for all Congressmembers.
The Invisible Disabilities Advocate was designed to help friends and family develop a better understanding of disabling illness and injury.
Directory of United States Senators and contact information, from senate.gov.
Identify and write your Congressperson in the U.S. House of Representatives by selecting your state and entering your zip code, from house.gov.
