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Join CAMFT members from across California for a day of advocacy, education, and connection at the State Capitol. Advocacy Day provides MFTs with an opportunity to learn about issues affecting the profession, strengthen their advocacy skills, and engage directly with state legislators and their staff.
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Engage in Advocacy: Meet with legislators and their staff to discuss issues affecting California MFTs and help policymakers better understand the needs of the profession.
Strengthen Your Advocacy Skills: Gain a better understanding of the legislative process and learn practical strategies for effectively engaging with policymakers as an MFT and constituent.
Connect with the MFT Community: Build relationships with fellow MFTs and advocates from across California who share an interest in advancing and strengthening the profession.
Date: Tuesday, May 4, 2027
Location: California Chamber of Commerce
1215 K St., #1400 Sacramento, CA 95814 (14th floor)
Time: 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Cost: $45.00
Registration includes advocacy training, lunch, scheduled legislative visits, a group photo at the Capitol, and one (1) continuing education (CE) credit for eligible attendees.
Continuing Education Credit:
Attendees who participate in CAMFT’s in-person Advocacy Day program on May 4, 2027, will be eligible to receive one CE credit. Additional information regarding CE requirements and how to receive credit will be provided to registered attendees prior to the event.
Advocacy Day will begin with an in-person program designed to prepare participants for their legislative visits. CAMFT staff and our state advocacy team will provide an overview of priority legislation, key talking points, and guidance for effectively communicating with legislators and their staff.
Participants will also have time to connect with their assigned advocacy groups, review materials, ask questions, and prepare for their legislative meetings.
Following the morning program and lunch, attendees will travel together to the Capitol for a group photo before beginning scheduled legislative visits.