In this course, you will delve into administrative advocacy and examine the pivotal role executive agencies play in driving significant change at the local, state, and federal levels. You will explore the rulemaking process, where agencies collaborate with the public to develop regulations, and discover how to effectively engage in this process to shape policy outcomes. You will also practice drafting Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to access critical data that can be leveraged to influence policy decisions. Ultimately, this course equips you with the essential skills to advocate for policy changes and navigate the administrative landscape with confidence.

You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course:

  • Community Organizing
  • Legislative Advocacy
 

How It Works

Course Length
2 weeks

Effort
3 to 5 hours of study per week

Format
100% online, instructor-led
  • Nonprofit leaders and professionals
  • Government agency leaders and professionals
  • Professionals working in NGOs, U.S. advocacy, community, and civic organizations
  • Public office candidates
  • Students in law, social work, and social sciences
  • Union representatives
  • Private sector professionals working in human services, healthcare, and environmental-related roles
  • Academics and researchers
  • Elected local government officials
  • Individuals interested in policy advocacy
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