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Educate by giving issues a voice
A Voice For Choice Advocacy promotes people’s
rights to make fully informed choices and
know the composition, quality, as well as
short and long-term health effects of
food and pharmaceutical products.
A Voice For Choice Advocacy conducts research about the composition, quality, and short and long term health effects of food and pharmaceutical products that people put in their bodies.

Advocate
As an advocate, A Voice for Choice Advocacy’s goal is to act as guide, communicator, liaison, educator, interpreter and/or legal representative.

Research
As a research partner, A Voice For Choice Advocacy’s goal is to gather data, information and facts to better define and support issues.

Educate
As an educator, A Voice For Choice’s goal is to facilitate learning through discussion, teaching, training, and/or research.

Lobby
As a lobbyist, A Voice For Choice’s goal is to act as guide, communicator, liaison, educator, interpreter and/or legal representative.

Galvanize
As a galvanizer, A Voice For Choice Advocacy’s goal is to act as a central point for developing and launching communication to the target audience.

Fundraise
A Voice for Choice Advocacy has funded a lot in the fight for SB277, much of which still needs to be paid for. Help us today by donating.
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