2015 Conference Breakout Facilitator- Anne Clark

Anne Clark worked on behalf of those with latex allergy to highlight the use of natural rubber latex as a public health issue. As a result, the FDA Food code was amended, and OSHA published a Safety & Public health bulletin. Her testimony before the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee resulted in research dollars being allotted to study latex allergy. She is currently a lobbyist for Illinois AARP. Anne graduated from The College of St. Benedict. The sexual abuses and extensive cover-up by members of St John's Abby in Minnesota compels her to seek legislation reform of statutes of limitations.

How to Lobby Your Elected Officials and Why It is Important

Advocate, Anne Clark, will focus on giving you the tools to successfully lobby your senators and representatives. Learn techniques that professionals use to communicate your message. Learn to develop your elevator speech. If you feel a need to help protect children and prevent child sexual abuse, come join us and learn how you can make a difference. You will have the opportunity to send a letter with a personal note to your Senators asking them to support statute of limitations reform.

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John Plaschke commented 2015-08-03 01:15:47 -0500
Ms Clark
Can I use the print outs from your breakout session on a website? Www.abolishsol.weebly.com
I will cite you of course
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John

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