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Alliance Public Policy Office
The Alliance for Children and Families’ public policy efforts are directed out of its office in Washington, D.C. The work of the Alliance Public Policy Office is carried out in collaboration with United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA).
Work is guided by the Alliance and UNCA’s public policy agenda, created by the Public Policy committee comprised of Alliance and UNCA member organizations.
The Public Policy office connects members to advocacy opportunities and helps them engage in federal policy discussions. Through the Alliance and UNCA, members’ voices are elevated to the national level. The Public Policy Office also works to communicate and share information on federal policy changes that may impact member organizations.
Policy Alerts by E-Mail
Alliance members and the public may subscribe to any of the public policy office’s e-mail lists to receive timely updates about specific federal policy areas:
- Washington Insider. Federal public policy issues of broad interest to child welfare organizations.
- Building Neighborhoods. Updates about federal place-based initiatives, including Promise Neighborhoods, Choice Neighborhoods, and Full Service Community Schools.
Washington Insider Newsletter. Will cover new legislative and regulatory activity, empirical reports and advocacy resources you can use, and offer ways to engage in the policy making process.
Email lists are for announcements only. There is no discussion. Most content is news-oriented, although sign-on letters and action alerts may be disseminated at times. Typical email frequency ranges from one to four emails per month.
Contact the Alliance Public Policy Office with questions or for more information.







