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Brain Injury Advocacy

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Join us in advocating for brain injury causes

Registration is open for the National Brain Injury Conference and Awareness Day!

Each year, the Brain Injury Association of America and other key stakeholders host a Brain Injury Awareness Day on Capitol Hill during Brain Injury Awareness Month in March. This year, we are excited to announce that we are expanding this annual Awareness Day event to include a conference for brain injury survivors and caregivers. Learn more about the conference and register here.

Beyond Awareness and Advocacy Day, we have many opportunities for the brain injury community to advocate for brain injury causes. On this page you will find:

If you have any questions about how you can get involved in brain injury advocacy, please reach out to us at advocacy@biausa.org.

Download our Advocacy Materials

If you are planning on doing any advocacy work at the state or federal level, download our advocacy materials to see what our priorities are and what you should be speaking to your legislators about.

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Advocate for the Reauthorization of the TBI Act

Thank you so much for your desire to make your voice heard! Here’s some important and helpful information to consider while writing your letter.

All you have to do to participate is:

  • Enter your address in the form below, and the addresses for your Congressional member and both Senators will be located.
  • You can either leave the pre-written message as-is or you can add in a line or two explaining why this issue is important to you
  • Hit send!
 

Informational Videos

BIAA has put together several videos explaining how to get involved in brain injury advocacy. Included below are two videos from members of BIAA’s Brain Injury Survivor Council which explain the various ways you can be an advocate for brain injury causes, and a video explaining the details of Brain Injury Awareness Day.

Brain Injury Advocacy: A Survivor’s Perspective Part 1

Brain Injury Advocacy: A Survivor’s Perspective Part 2

Brain Injury Advocacy: A Survivor’s Perspective Part 3

Brain Injury Awareness Day: The Why, How, When, and Where

Brain Injury Awareness Day: Telling Our Story