Take Action to Improve Lives There is a place for everyone in NAAF’s Grassroots Advocacy! Change starts when people speak up by writing letters, making phone calls, meeting with legislators and their staff and other decision makers in government, telling their stories, and inspiring others to do the same. The more of us that act, the louder our voices become. Become an Advocate Become an Advocacy Leader NAAF Advocacy empowers volunteer State Leaders to engage with other advocates in their state. Together local advocates create change by building relationships with their elected officials, raising awareness about alopecia areata, and growing their communities. NAAF provides every resource State Leaders need, including volunteer mentors through our Advocacy Community Leadership Team Members, National Volunteer Leader, and National Advocacy Ambassador. CONTACT NAAF TO LEARN MORE Learn more from our National Volunteer Leader, Monica Kim. Explore NAAF’s Legislative Agenda Through advocacy, we bring the needs and perspectives of our community to the table where the decisions are made. NAAF invests its resources in a specific set of priorities that will have the biggest impact on improving the lives of those in the alopecia areata community. Review Our Priorities Learn about our Teen Advocacy Fellows Program NAAF’s Teen Advocacy Fellows Program brings teens ages 13-17 together to tell their stories to lawmakers to create change. Learn About This Program Advocate in Schools NAAF provides tools to educate school administrators, teachers, and classmates about alopecia areata. Explore the Resources Questions? Reach out to Julie Wallace, NAAF Senior Director for Government Affairs & Advocacy.
