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Take action · The Fight Has Changed

Write to your association.

One clinician, one personal message, sent from your own address. Choose your association, start from a template, and make it yours. Nothing is sent automatically. No account is required.

Read the full proposal first
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Choose your association

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Choose your message

Preview each option before selecting it.

Template A

Short and Direct

A concise statement of support with a clear ask: acknowledge, participate, include clinicians.

Template B

Member Accountability

For members: name why you joined, a concrete problem, and ask leadership for a substantive answer.

Template C

Quality and Value-Based Care

A policy-focused case: the professions should define clinical quality together before payers do.

Template D

Student / Early-Career Clinician

For students, associates, and early-career clinicians asking for a seat at the table.

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Personalize

Every field is optional. Filled fields are placed into the template; unfilled placeholders remain for you to edit.

Your experience is the most important part of this message. Please personalize it before sending.

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Review and send

This site never sends email for you. It opens your own email application with the message prepared.

Choose an association and a template above to prepare your message.

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Optional: let us know you wrote

Entirely voluntary. No name, credentials, or email address is collected.

Before you write

Principled Advocacy

  • Write ONE personalized email to your own association, or to the four governance contacts if you have a cross-professional perspective.
  • Introduce your credentials and experience, name a concrete shared problem, and ask for a response.
  • Please do not use automated mass mailing, repeated messages, threats, or personal attacks.
  • Send from your own address and follow up once after a reasonable interval.
  • You do not need to belong to an association to express your view, but state whether you are a member.

Campaign standards

  • — Keep communications professional, individualized, factual, nonpartisan, and respectful.
  • — Do not misrepresent anyone's endorsement.
  • — Do not imply that silence proves opposition.
  • — Do not engage in harassment or publish private contact information.
  • — Share institutional responses publicly only with appropriate permission and personal information removed.

Reference

Association contact directory

Contact information is drawn from a working advocacy document, not a freshly verified live directory. Unverified and historical listings are labeled. Please do not send the same message to every listed individual.