MOAA's spring advocacy campaign reached every member of Congress thanks to hundreds of meetings and thousands of letters.
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Learn more about this year's key issues ... and how you can get involved.
MOAA's annual advocacy event brings members from across the nation in contact with their lawmakers to address critical topics on MOAA’s legislative agenda.
Traditionally an in-person event that brings hundreds to the Hill, the 2021 and 2020 events were virtual. The 2022 campaign was a hybrid model, with MOAA members reaching every member of Congress via thousands of letters and more than 235 meetings, both in-person and virtual.
Continue to follow MOAA's Advocacy News page for ongoing updates regarding our 2022 Advocacy in Action topics and other legislative priorities.
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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.
Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly, USAF (Ret), welcomed members of the 118th Congress, staffers, and fellow service organizations to a MOAA-hosted reception March 29.
Find out where the program stands, and what improvements are in the books and on the horizon.
A bipartisan bill would incentivize business to hire these spouses. Here’s how it would work, and how you can help.
