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Advocacy  »  Getting Started  »  
 Starting an Advocacy Project
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Advocacy

Getting Involved

AAP & Resident Section AdvocacyInternational Travel GrantsState and Chapter AdvocacyDepartment of Federal Affairs OverviewPrivate Payer Advocacy

The Basics - Getting Started

Starting an Advocacy ProjectTalking with Your LegislatorHow Does a Bill Become Law?IRB: What, When, and Where

Advocacy Resources

Child Advocate in 5 MinutesVoter RegistrationWashington Intern ElectiveAdditional OpportunitiesAdditional Resources
Feedback AAP FAQ's Join a Section/Council Update Member Info Resident Center
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Starting an Advocacy Project

The American Academy of Pediatrics has numerous resources on picking and starting an advocacy project. The links below will direct you to resources that can assist you.

Information, opportunities, and programs for pediatric residents in training, to include fellowship training.



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