WWP’s advocacy efforts connect you and your fellow warriors with your elected officials, providing you a voice in our nation's capital, and empowering you to discuss the issues that matter most to the post-9/11 veteran community.
WWP proudly serves as a voice for our nation’s warriors in Washington, D.C., advocating for the issues that matter to them most. Using the data collected from our Annual Warrior Survey and feedback from warriors, and by talking with members of Congress, we push for policies and initiatives that can make a real difference in the lives of millions of warriors, family members, and caregivers. We directly represent WWP’s 185,000 registered post-9/11 warriors and their families, and on broader issues, as many as 20 million of our nation’s veterans from all generations.
MARCH 2021:
Includes the following articles:
- WWP Government Affairs Update
- 2020 Year in Review
- Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Memorial
- Women Warrior Initiative Launch
- 2020 Year in Review
- Meet the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs
- VA Partner Spotlight: Respite Relief for Military and Veteran Caregivers Program
NOVEMBER 2020:
Includes the following articles:
- Letter from the VP, Government Affairs
- Key Findings from our Annual Warrior Survey
- How We Can Reverse the Trend of Veteran Suicide
- Meet the Newest Veteran Members of Congress
- Expanding the VA's Caregiver Program
- Q&A with Second Lady of the United States Karen Pence: PREVENTS Task Force Ambassador
- Recognizing a Lifetime of Service: Rep. Phil Roe, M.D.
AUGUST 2020:
Includes the following articles:
- Letter from the VP, Government Affairs
- The Women Veterans Initiative and Roundtable Discussions with Female Warriors
- Staying connected: The Importance of Peer-to-Peer Engagements of Women Veterans
- Digital Engagement and Advocacy in the Age of COVID-19
- Meet the Chairman of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs
- Veterans Benefits Update
- Partner Spotlight and Update: The Department of Veterans Affairs
APRIL 2020:
Includes the following articles:
- Letter from the VP, Government Affairs
- Spotlight on Operation Advocacy and WWP's Congressional Testimony
- Meet the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs
- COVID-19 Update
- A Warrior's Perspective: Why I Advocate
- New WWP Government Affairs Staff
JANUARY 2020:
Includes the following articles:
- Introducing: WWP Advocacy Newsletter
- Meet the Government Affairs Team
- Front-Burner Bills
- Annual Warrior Survey
- Commissary Expansion