Grassroots Advocacy
Your Voice Can Create Change.
Advocacy starts with people speaking up about the issues that affect their lives, their families, and their communities. Explore current actions, learn more about the people who represent you, and review how elected officials are engaging on issues that matter to people with disabilities and their families.
Take Action
Make Your Voice Heard
Use the actions below to contact Congress, explore election resources, and review legislative activity.
Tell Congress: Protect Home and Community Based Services
Take action through The Arc’s national advocacy campaign.
Take ActionTell Congress: No One Should Go Hungry
Take action through The Arc’s national advocacy campaign.
Take ActionVisit The Arc’s National Election Center
Explore election-related advocacy information and resources from The Arc.
Take ActionCongressional and General Assembly Scorecard
Review the Arc PTC scorecard to learn more about legislative activity and how elected officials have engaged on issues affecting people with disabilities and their families.
View ScorecardKnow Who Represents You
Learn About Your Legislators
Understanding who represents you is an important part of advocacy. Learn more about your elected officials and the offices that make decisions affecting your community.
Advocacy Starts With Showing Up.
Whether you are contacting Congress, learning about your representatives, reviewing a legislative scorecard, or speaking up about an issue that affects your family, your voice matters.
