Lobbying and advocacy

Women advocates for the issues that matter to you.

SheLeads provides professional lobbying and advocacy services at the local, state, and federal levels for nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations.

Start here

Tell us what kind of organization you represent.

Select your organization to see how an advocacy partnership could begin.

For nonprofits

Advance the policies that affect the people you serve. We can help analyze legislation, prepare briefs, connect with decision makers, and mobilize supporters.

Discuss your goals
Black and Latina advocates working together on policy

A partner at the table

Bring your priorities into focus.

Work with women advocates who understand the value of preparation, relationships, and a strong community voice.

Start a conversation

What happens next

Start with the issue in front of you.

01

Describe the goal

Tell us what decision or policy matters to your organization, where it is being considered, and who is affected.

02

Discuss the approach

A conversation can explore research, relationships with decision makers, testimony, or community outreach based on your needs.

03

Clarify fit and scope

Share your timeline and desired outcome. SheLeads can discuss whether and how to work together.

Tell us about your issue

Our services

Advocacy from strategy to action.

Legislative advocacy

Direct representation with lawmakers, policy briefs, and testimony on your behalf.

Government relations

Building and maintaining strategic relationships with elected officials and government agencies.

Policy research and strategy

Analyzing legislation and developing an advocacy strategy for your goals.

Grassroots mobilization

Organizing community members to amplify your message and engage decision makers.

Common questions

Start with a conversation.

Who can request services?

Nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations can share their goals so we can discuss fit and scope.

What level of government does SheLeads work with?

Our advocacy spans local, state, and federal government.

What should I include in an inquiry?

Describe the issue, the people affected, the relevant city or state, a decision or outcome you are seeking, and any important dates. You can send a short first note if you do not have all of that yet.

How are services and fees determined?

Scope and availability depend on the issue, geography, and work involved. Contact SheLeads to discuss a potential engagement and current terms.

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