Advocacy

The AAF protects and promotes advertising at all levels of government through grassroots activities. Our nation-wide network monitors advertising-related legislation on local, state and federal levels. We put our members face to face with influential lawmakers while encouraging self-regulation as a preemptor to government intervention, when appropriate of course.
Government Report

Government Report

Get caught up on legislative activity with this monthly, member-only newsletter that highlights recent legislation and related activity within advertising.
Advocacy

Regulatory Corner

Browse current initiatives the AAF is taking to work with federal, state and local legislators on issues concerning the advertising industry.
Advocacy

Legislative Alerts

Read Legislative Alerts that include updates and news on today's latest legislation activity.
Advertising Advocacy

Search Local Representatives

Reach out to your local representative by finding them here.
Advertising Advocacy

Search Local Senate Representatives

Reach out to your local Senate representative by finding them here.

Position Papers

Review our position papers and discover where we stand on controversial topics throughout the industry.

 

Day on the Hill

Advertising professionals from around the country will learn about the vital issues facing our industry and take to the halls of Congress to educate lawmakers about the vital role advertising plays in the U.S. economy.

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