Advocacy
Major Richard Star Act Reintroduced in House, Senate
The bipartisan bill would end an unjust offset faced by combat-injured veterans.
Whether you will be joining us in Washington or supporting our mission virtually, find out what you need to know.
The 2022 law contained generational reforms, but more must be done to end the wait for toxic-exposed veterans.
A bipartisan bill offers much-needed improvements to health care and other benefits. Write your lawmakers today.
MOAA is working to ensure all beneficiaries can receive service-earned, world-class care.
Learn why these changes are critical to the all-volunteer force, and how you can help get our message to lawmakers.
Expanding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit would encourage businesses to hire military spouses.
Check out a recap of our signature annual event on Capitol Hill, which included hundreds of visits to lawmakers.
MOAA's annual advocacy event will bring members from across the nation to Washington, D.C., in April to meet with lawmakers as part of our ongoing work to advance our legislative agenda.
Bookmark this page for future event updates, including details on this year's key topics, how members and others can engage their lawmakers from home, and information on the event for attendees (MOAA Council and Chapter presidents and representatives participating in the event and associated Council Presidents' Seminar can access schedule and travel information at this link).
Continue to follow MOAA's Advocacy News page for ongoing updates regarding all of MOAA's legislative priorities.
Have a question about MOAA legislative efforts? Contact MOAA's Member Support Center at msc@moaa.org or call (800) 234-6622. To learn more about joining MOAA, click here.
The bipartisan bill would end an unjust offset faced by combat-injured veterans.
A bipartisan bill would encourage business to hire these talented workers ... and help combat a 21% unemployment rate.
Our push to protect junior members from unhealthy living conditions will be part of our annual spring advocacy campaign.