AARP North Dakota - All Things Advocacy

From fighting fraud to finding ways to create more housing to advocating about the issues that matter to you during the 2025 ND legislative session, this is a season for action. We've laid out our 2025 legislative priorities (and you can find them here). Interested in being part of our work? Learn more here or reach out to Janelle Moos, Advocacy Director at jmoos@aarp.org.

Missing middle housing design contest winners address gap in local housing

NOV 20, 2024

Agatha Frisby of Prairie Centre Architecture & Consulting in Park River and Noah Boen, a fourth-year Architecture student at NDSU from Olivia, Minn., are the winners of AARP ND's first missing middle housing competition.

Take Action with Us: Register for Advocacy Training and Advocacy Day

NOV 22, 2024

Fighting to advance the issues most important to you is on the calendar as the year ends and a new year begins. Join us for advocacy training in December and a day at the Capitol on Jan. 20

Fighting to Save You Money on Your Utility Bills

MAY 10, 2024

Learn more about our keep utility rates reasonable for all North Dakotans.

Join us in the fight!
Help us make positive change for North Dakotans 50 and older — join our Advocacy Team! The A-Team is a diverse group of volunteers playing a key role in our mission to lead positive social change. As a member of the A-Team you might:

• Visit elected officials to discuss legislation
• Write letters to the editor
• Track and take action curing state legislative sessions
• Educate other AARP members on key issues
• Participate in monthly calls and regular face-to-face meetings to stay informed about AARP-led state and federal advocacy efforts

To learn more, contact Janelle Moos, Advocacy Director, at jmoos@aarp.org or 701-390-0161.

Get connected to national advocacy efforts
To get connected to the federal work we support, sign up to become an AARP Activist. You'll receive a free monthly e-newsletter; e-mail action alerts on the issues you care about; and the latest news on Congress and the White House.