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Ways to Advocate Today

Create an Economic Impact Statement for your museum. 
Look up legislators and send a letter to Congress. 
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Read current issue briefs on legislation and policy. 
Invite your elected officials to visit your museum.

Legislative Record

Use this new members-only resource to see where elected officials stand on key issues for museums.



Advocacy

As the American Alliance of Museums, we are working to unite the country’s museums from art museums to zoos and everything in between to make a broader impact. 

Each year, approximately 850 million visitors pass through our hallways and absorb our important lessons about the past, present and future. The Alliance helps museums tell our story more effectively and promotes a deeper understanding of museums.

Museums Advocacy Day 2012

  

Museums Advocacy Day 2013: Feb. 25-26

Join us and help make the case that museums are essential—as education providers and economic drivers—in every community.


Congress Considers Cutting the Charitable Deduction: How You Can Stop Them

Members of Congress are searching frantically for spending cuts and new tax revenue that can help them avoid the so-called "Fiscal Cliff." We know how important charitable donations are to your museum, but do your legislators? Let them know right now.


Advocacy Resources: Post-Election Town Hall

Alliance president Ford W. Bell and senior director of government relations and advocacy Gail Ravnitzky Silberglied shared their analysis of the 2012 election results and what they mean for the field in our first Town Hall on Nov. 16. Watch the complete one-hour presentation and answers to participant questions.