OUR WORK
Advocacy
The voices of Alaska’s children and youth need to be uplifted by passionate and committed Alaskans. Join our listserv here to learn more about advocating for Alaska’s children.
What’s in the “Big Beautiful Bill?”
Check out this short series unpacking the bill’s impact on SNAP, Medicaid and the Child Tax Credit. Stay tuned!
Impacts to Medicaid.
Impacts to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
Overall Impacts to Alaska’s Children and Families.
Impacts to Child Tax Credit on Alaska’s Children and Families, and on the State of Alaska.
How to Advocate for Children, Youth, and Families
During the 1st regular session of
the 34th Alaska Legislature
It's critically important for legislators to hear from Alaskans about bills impacting children, youth, and families! ACT wants to empower you with the tools you need to submit public testimony and offer your lived experience and expertise to decision-makers.
Throughout the legislative session, there are multiple ways to testify on a bill. If you are new to testifying, visit or call your local Legislative Information Office (find your LIO here) so they can help you provide the best testimony possible and walk you through procedures and getting connected via phone. Another way to share your thoughts is through written testimony. To submit written testimony, identify the committee that the bill is in and then email that committee to submit. You can find the different committee email addresses here.
Find Your House and Senate Representatives
2025 Alaska State House & Senate Districts
This map shows the state representatives and state senators in each district in Alaska. To find your representatives, search your address or zoom in on your neighborhood, check either House OR Senate, and look at the description. This will tell you your district and candidates. You can switch between House and Senate Districts by checking and unchecking the "House Districts" and "Senate Districts" boxes.
Click the link in each district to access official candidate information.
R: Republican
D: Democrat
Not Affiliated: Legislator has chosen to not be affiliated with a major political party.