Become an Advocate
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MOSAIC ALLIED VOICES-MAV
Mosaic's Governmental Affairs Office has launched a volunteer-based initiative called Mosaic Allied Voices. This effort is designed to support our agencies in partnering with an organized group of community-based volunteers who will serve as advocates for and with individuals who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. MAV was developed in response to critical needs identified by Mosaic's senior leadership and aligns with the short- and long-term goals for Mosaic's strategic plan and its national legislative agenda. It is a core component to Governmental Affairs strategies.
MAV VOLUNTEERS RESPOND WHEN NEEDED
MAV Volunteers inform elected officials at local, state, and national levels of the needs and rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. MAV Volunteers receive action alerts from Mosaic asking them to call, write, or e-mail legislative representatives regarding their votes. They include parents, self-advocates, donors, advocates for people with disabilities, elected officials and others who want to have a voice in affecting public policy.
BECOME A MAV VOLUNTEER
Follow this link and you will read the job description for a MAV Volunteers. After clicking the "I'm Interested" button at the bottom of the page, you will be asked to create an account that will register you as a MAV Volunteer. Thank you!
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Mission, Vision, Purpose and Outcomes
MissionMosaic Allied Voices engages volunteers to promote public awareness of disability issues, to advocate for equality, and to advance sustainable strategies that shape public policy.
Vision
Mosaic Allied Voices envisions a world where people with disabilities thrive as valued participants in the community.
Purpose
Volunteers of Mosaic Allied Voices partner with Mosaic leadership to develop and implement the national legislative agenda.
Outcomes
- Shape public policy that promotes equality and dignity
- Evaluate results and recommend changes as warranted
