November 5, 2026

USAPA Advocacy Collaborative

Join Us!

U.S. Alcohol Policy Alliance Advocacy Collaborative

Build Power. Advance Policy. Protect Communities.

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Registration is open for our inaugural cohort starting October 15, 2025!

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The USAPA Advocacy Collaborative is a six-month advocacy training program designed to equip coalitions and organizations with the skills, strategies, and training support they need to implement this national blueprint. In September 2026 USAPA rolled out a national alcohol prevention policy strategy (NAPPS) developed by over 75 stakeholders across the country.

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From November 2026 to April 2026, participating coalitions and organizations will engage in a dynamic learning experience led by national alcohol policy experts and rooted in real-world impact.

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Space is limited - Register Now!

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‍What’s Included:

✔ Step-by-step guidance through the 10-step policy change process
✔ Tailored coaching from experienced policy professionals
✔ Monthly trainings and webinars on cutting-edge strategies and best practices
✔ Community of practice calls with coalitions from across the U.S.
✔ Discounted registration for Alcohol Policy Conference 21 (AP21)

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Learn More - Attend an Informational Session!

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October 14, 2026 (Virtual)

2:00 pm PST / 3:00 pm EST

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Why Join?

This program is designed to:

  • Strengthen your coalition’s ability to shape local and state alcohol policy
  • Connect you with a network of peers and national thought leaders
  • Help you build sustainable change that protects public health and safety

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Affordable, High-Impact Training

Cost: $2,500 per coalition
This fee covers the full 6-month program (November, 2026 - April, 2027), including coaching, training, and resources.

Each month, you will receive

  • Group training session
  • Personalized coaching call
  • Ongoing tools and material support

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Ready to Shape Change?

Register now to join the second cohort of the USAPA Advocacy Collaborative and take your coalition’s work to the next level.

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Registration deadline is November 1, 2026. Space is limited.

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