I have been thinking a lot about advocacy lately.

Not the loud kind. Not the performative kind. Not the kind that tries to take credit for work that only happens when a lot of people come to the table.

I am talking about the kind of advocacy that is harder to see from the outside, but often far more important. The kind where government, industry and community partners listen to each other. The kind that recently helped shape a proposed $100 million Southern California Rebuild Fund for families. 

That is the kind of advocacy our industry needs more of. The kind where policymakers details ⇒

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