Tips for Reaching Out to Your Elected Officials
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Legislative advocacy is about speaking up for another or championing a cause in order to change public policy. We can do this by voicing our concerns to our legislators — writing letters, making phone calls and/or speaking in front of committees. When reaching out, follow these guidelines to make your efforts more effective.
If you would like to speak for or on behalf of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), please first contact CHOP Government Affairs staff.
When contacting legislators or their staff members by phone:
When contacting a legislator by letter, fax or email: