How a Bill Becomes a Law
Learn how a bill becomes law. There are four basic types of legislation: bills, joint resolutions, concurrent resolutions, and simple resolutions.
Hosting Legislators at Your Practice
Tips for hosting a federal legislator (senator or representative) or open-seat congressional candidate at your practice.
Connect with Legislators at Home
All PAs are urged to make appointments to visit members of Congress in their district offices, attend local town hall meetings or round-table discussions, or even host a legislator at…
Resources & Toolkits
Resources & Toolkits Home Connect with Legislators at Home All PAs are urged to make appointments to visit members of Congress in their district offices, attend local town hall meetings […]
Increasing Advocacy Effectiveness
Tools to help PAs, PA education programs, chapters and constituent organizations advocate more effectively.
Grassroots Advocacy
The profession’s advocacy success depends on the involvement of PAs and PA students across the country.
AAPA Political Action Committee: PA PAC
PA PAC provides a means for PAs to participate in the political process on a national level.
Communications with Federal Executive Branch
Read the latest communications from AAPA to federal agencies and find out how AAPA works to promote the profession through regulatory advocacy.