ASH Advocacy Center

The ASH Advocacy Center is designed to help advance the mission of the Society by providing a voice for individual hematologists when federal laws and regulations are being developed and when government programs are being funded. More than any professional lobbyist in Washington, D.C., only you can give your federal legislators the most accurate and compelling picture of how the issues before them really affect you and the patients you treat. Please see the campaigns below for things you can start doing today to make a difference.

Current Advocacy Campaigns from ASH Grassroots Network

Contact Your Elected Officials to Increase Federal Funding for NIH Research  May 07, 2009

Contact Your Representative to Support the Bone Marrow Failure Disease Research and Treatment Act  March 23, 2009

Previous Advocacy Campaigns from ASH Grassroots Network

Contact Your Representative to Support Blood Cancer Research at the Department of Defense   March 19, 2009	Urge Senate to Support Economic Recovery Package Containing NIH Funding   November 19, 2008
Urge President Obama to Lift Federal Stem Cell Research Funding Restrictions   February 19, 2009	Urge Congress to Support Funding for NIH in Economic Recovery Package   November 05, 2008
Thank Congress for Including NIH Funding in Economic Recovery Package   February 18, 2009	Urge Your Senators to Support Funding for NIH in Economic Recovery Package   September 26, 2008
Urge Congress to Support Funding for NIH in Economic Recovery Package   December 18, 2008	Urge Your Senators to Support Additional FY 2008 Funding for NIH   August 12, 2008

Recent Messages from ASH Grassroots Network

ASH Advocacy Update: June 18, 2009   June 18, 2009	President Obama Lifts Limits on Federally Funded Stem Cell Research   March 09, 2009
ASH Advocacy Update: May 21, 2009   May 21, 2009	ASH Advocacy Update: January 15, 2009   January 15, 2009
ASH Advocacy Update: April 16, 2009   April 16, 2009	ACT NOW: Urge Your Senators to Support Funding for NIH in Economic Recovery Package   September 26, 2008