Government Affairs

Introduction to Legislative Advocacy

Learn how to advocate effectively with legislators.

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Video

  1. Introduction - Justin Gill, WSNA President
  2. Keynote Address - Laurie Jinkins, Speaker, Washington House of Representatives (02:52)
  3. Washington State Legislative Primer and 2025 WSNA Legislative Priorities - Jessica Hauffe, WSNA Director of Government Affairs (06:52)
  4. Introduction to Legislative Advocacy - Justin Gill, WSNA President (23:55)
  5. Nurse Advocate Panel - WSNA members and registered nurses Nicole Klein, Rosa Potts and Jacob Garcia (50:47)
  6. Farewell - Justin Gill, WSNA President (1:25:19

Supplemental Documents

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Intro to Advocacy Educational Resources
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