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Policy TakeOver was created with one goal in mind: to improve, involve, and educate the community in grassroots advocacy. We are a legislative advocacy consulting company that provides the tools people and organizations need to get their voices heard and spur community involvement. Our services range from Advocacy Day scheduling and app development, bill and amendment drafting to the development of marketing materials such as infographics. In addition, we offer bill and regulatory tracking, keeping clients up to date with bills that are pertinent to them. With these services, our clients get their communities and lawmakers involved in making change happen for good.
Policy TakeOver has the power to connect clients with their communities and the government without being unaffordable. Traditionally, advocacy consulting groups charge thousands of dollars more for the same services we provide. By making our services affordable and accessible, advocacy consulting becomes accessible to a large number of people. In turn, this means legislators will receive more input from their communities, and community involvement goes up. With us our clients have a voice, and we have already seen positive growth in client’s communities. We are excited to continue leveraging our advocacy campaign expertise for the benefit of our clients.
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The Senate passed the omnibus government funding bill that includes the bipartisan Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act, authored by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska). The VAMA provides services, protection and justice for young victims of violence. *xualassault
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The Biden administration is rolling out a $174 billion plan to spur the development and adoption of electric vehicles that includes money to retool factories and boost the domestic supply of materials, tax incentives for EV buyers, and grant and incentive programs for charging infrastructure.
Virginia is set to become the first state to allow students a day off for civic activism. wapo.st/2MYbRRa
With the United States lacking a national statutory paid maternity leave many working moms choose to exclusively use formula over breastfeeding. bit.ly/3r34oPB
Preterm birth complications are the leading cause of death in children under the age of five. However, premature birth rates are down during COVID-19, according to studies.
For the first time in American history, the nation’s First Lady will hold a job outside the White House, and that job will involve teaching. And her position as a community college professor brings greater attention and perhaps advocacy to the sector. bit.ly/38xzc54
The has released the second edition of its Black Women Vote: National Health Policy Agenda for 2020-2021. This Agenda addresses the critical health policy issues that impact the health and well-being of Black women. It also supports partnerships with policymakers and other Stakeholders to achieve health equity. bit.ly/31WOnAS
Premed students can work with policy makers to change laws and shape policies that affect the health care system. What’s exciting is that their advocacy work can improve the health of thousands of individuals. bit.ly/3e1oHaP
COVID-19 has Eclipsed Healthcare as the Top Issue of the Election.
The American Diabetes Association, AARP Foundation, and others file brief to defend against Alabama state appeal that would put vulnerable voters at risk during the pandemic. prn.to/31AahK2
From Medicaid Enrollees’ Free Choice of Provide to the Hospital Transparency Rule, learn how a new power shift of the Supreme Court could impact health policy.
Howard University presents “Advocacy” as the theme for the 2020 Howard Homecoming festivities, scheduled October 10-18, 2020. Advocacy through your Voice, Advocacy through your Dollars and Advocacy through your Vote.
From Alabama to Maine which Senate seats are up for grabs. cnn.it/3cFdtlq
“Fornite” makes Epic Games Inc., Spotify Technology, and Tinder owner Match Group Inc. have forged an alliance in The Coalition for App Fairness to pressure Apple Inc. and other app-store operators to make changes to their marketplace rules. on.wsj.com/33a6O68
Public school teachers across South Carolina are planning to take a day off from work to protest a temporary suspension of salary increases and to raise awareness of the issues teachers are facing as schools reopen during a global pandemic.
Conservative judicial activist group Judicial Crisis Network announced a $2.2 million ad campaign on Monday to urge the Senate to take up and speedily confirm President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, just one of many groups wading into the growing big-money battle over the vacancy created by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg bit.ly/3iSaCyk