Advocacy at the Federal Level

Advocacy at the Federal Level

The Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania participates in advocacy activities at the Federal level

Brain Injury Awareness Day on Capitol Hill

March 3 - 5, 2025

BIAPA will once again participate in the Brain Injury Association of America’s awareness and advocacy days on March 3-5, 2025, in Washington, D.C.  Monday, March 3 will include pre-conference activities and March 4-5 will focus on awareness and advocacy.


On March 5, the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force will host Brain Injury Awareness Day to celebrate March as Brain Injury Awareness Month. This day is dedicated to educating elected officials about the full range of effects of brain injury, the challenges and recoveries of persons living with brain injury, and the services and supports available to them.

Interested in attending? Please  CLICK HERE for a complete schedule with details and to register.

BIAPA facilitates registration of a group of individuals with brain injury, family members, and advocates to attend this important event. While we are there, we visit our legislators to educate them on issues affecting those with brain injury.

A major focus this year is to ask our legislators to support the reauthorization of the TBI Act. 

The Congressional Brain Injury Task Force's mission is to further education and awareness of brain injury including its incidence, prevalence, prevention and treatment. If your representative is included on the membership list, contact him or her to offer thanks. If not, contact him or her to suggest that he or she joins the task force.


You can find your representatives at:

(click the boxes below)

Legislative Issues

BIAPA follows the legislative process in Washington, DC to maintain awareness of issues that might affect individuals with brain injury and their families. Watch for Action Alerts which we send by email when there is potential legislation that requires advocacy and suggests contacting your representative to let him or her know your position.

Brain Injury Resource Line 1-800-444-6443

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