Advocates represent AARP in their district by communicating with elected officials and their staff to discuss AARP positions on specific legislation. Advocates attend town halls or public events where elected representatives are present; build a relationship with legislative staff and message as requested on AARP stances. Advocates receive basic AARP orientation and special advocacy training. They work as part of a team with clearly defined responsibilities and report directly to staff.

Matching Interests: Community, People with Disabilities, Veterans & Military Families, Legal Work, Seniors, Health & Wellness