NASFAA developed this State Advocacy Toolkit to provide resources and materials to support state-level advocacy for regions, states, institutions, and individuals interested in becoming more engaged in state-level student aid policy. The State Advocacy Toolkit features detailed steps, materials, and tips to assist NASFAA members in developing and implementing an advocacy strategy and communicating with their state legislators.
The toolkit features the following resources:
In addition, the toolkit includes several existing NASFAA Resources that are helpful to advocacy efforts:
NASFAA Annual Business Meeting and Policy Update: May 2023
NASFAA Policy Update: December 2022
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Web Center
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Today's News for June 16, 2022
Today's News for June 13, 2022
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OTC AskRegs Experts: Transcript Withholding and Answering Questions About Summer Aid
OTC From the Field: An Aid Director’s Experience With Data Sharing
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Today's News for April 14, 2022
Today's News for April 12, 2022
Off the Cuff - Episode 226 Transcript
Today's News for March 31, 2022
NASFAA Policy Team Details 2021 National Student Aid Profile
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Today's News for March 28, 2022
OTC From the Field With Dr. Ellie Bruecker: Should States Require FAFSA for High School Graduation?
2020 Presidential Candidates' Higher Education Proposals
Free College: A Three-Part Series
Testimony Before Congress or Presentations to Hill Staff
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) or Advisory Committee Issues
Department of Education Regulatory or Process Issues or Other Executive Branch Departments
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