Video: Advocacy Pipeline
NASFAA's Advocacy Pipeline is an ongoing advocacy effort designed to bring NASFAA members to D.C. to share on-the-ground perspectives with policymakers on Capitol Hill. Throughout the year, small groups of NASFAA members come to Washington to participate in direct advocacy with congressional offices. Check out our video below to see what your peers are saying about the initiative.
Read about previous Advocacy Pipeline events, or volunteer to participate.
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