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Legislative Lobby Days
Sunday, April 11, 2010 : 8:00am to 4:30pm; Monday, April 12, 2010 : 8:00am to 4:30pm
The Radisson Hotel & State Capitol
Sacramento, CA
Legislative Lobby Days is a two-day event that educates students and professionals about important legislation affecting clients and the social work profession. This a great opportunity to learn more about the legislative process and get a "hands-on" lobbying experience of talking with state legislators about important policy issues.
Sunday, April 11: Learn the basics of lobbying and prepare for legislative appointments.
Monday, April 12: Attend the social action rally and legislative appointments at the State Capitol. Attendees must attend Sunday to participate in Monday's appointments.
Reasons to Attend
- Discover the legislative process and how to lobby legislators.
- Learn about important legislation that affects social workers and the clients they serve.
- Find out how all social workers, students, clinicians, organizers, and managers can have an impact on state policy.
- Meet legislators, their staff and other important political contacts in Sacramento. Network with other social workers and "Stand Up For Others" on important social issues!
- Earn up to 8 CEUs - 3 for Sunday only; 6 if you attend both Sunday and Monday; 8 for being a Team Leader.
Legislative Appointment Rules
- The hour of your legislative appointment will be given to you on Sunday, April 11.
- Appointments will be scheduled any time from 8:30am - 4:00pm on Monday, April 12.
- NASW cannot guarantee the time of day or with whom your appointment will be scheduled on Monday, except that all appointments will be concluded by 4:30pm. Please keep this in mind as you make your travel arrangements.
- You will be lobbying NASW-CA approved policy topics during your appointment. Remember you are representing NASW, not your employer or school.
- Please go to the appointment for which you are assigned. No changes or substitutions will be made at the event.
- On Monday, please wear business or professional Attire for visits to the Capitol.
Legislative Lobby Days topics are chosen by the NASW-CA Legislative Committee and are typically the priority policy issues for NASW-CA during that legislative year. Priorities are based on several factors including, but not limited to, need, trend, budget, diversity and viability. Legislative topics are developed in the fall for introduction in January/February of each year. Lobby Days topics will be finalized shortly after the deadline to introduce legislation for the 2010 Legislative Session. Background materials will be available no later than a week before the event.



