Get Involved in Public Policy
Autism New Jersey works to affect federal and state legislation, regulations and public policy in a way that benefits New Jerseyans with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) of all ages. Our Public Policy Department provides the autism community with information on the laws, regulations, and public policies that affect people with autism and their families. You can help make a difference!
Public Policy Committee
Thank you to the members of our Public Policy Committee, who work hard on behalf of the autism community to move our Public Policy Agenda forward:
Committee Members:
- Genare Valiant, Chair
- David Filippelli
- Sally Goldfarb
- Roland Machold
- Anthony Meyer
- Kathleen Moore
- Indira Niranjan
- S. Paul Prior
- John Richardson
- Robert Rich
Staff:
Vote
Exercise your right to vote! Check back during election season for voting resources and information on where major candidates stand on the issues of autism and disabilities.
Share your Story
Occassionally, Autism New Jersey will ask concerned individuals to advocate on behalf of pending legislation. Your personal story can make a difference. Email dcharette@autismnj.org if you are interested in lending your voice when advocacy is required, either by (1) contacting their local, state and federal representatives (by phone, mail or email); (2) attending town halls or meetings; or (3) providing testimony.
Top Advocacy Issues include: Housing, Healthcare/Insurance and Education.