Help Make U.S. Global AIDS Programs Work for Women

Send a postcard to Ambassador Goosby, the U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator, and urge him to make U.S. global AIDS programs and policies work harder and better for women and girls worldwide.

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Posted on December 1, 2010  |  Related Issues: Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health, Family Planning, Women, Girls, and HIV, Maternal Health, U.S. Foreign Policy & Funding, Why Women and Girls?

Communicating an Effective Message

An effective message is the centerpiece of an advocacy campaign. Your message communicates the problem you are addressing and the change you want to see.

Organizing a Large Event

Large events such as rallies, marches, parades, and speaking tours educate the general public, promote your message and can influence lawmakers.

The Lobbying Process

Lobbying and direct contact with policymakers are critical components of any advocacy campaign.

Writing Letters to the Editor

The Letters to the Editor section is one of the most frequently read sections of the newspaper. Make your voice heard.

Contacting Congress

Let your elected officials know what you think.