2027 Day of Action
2027 Day of Action
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The Day of Action is The Planetary Society's annual advocacy event that connects space advocates with their members of Congress in Washington, D.C.
Activities & Schedule
Sunday, January 24th, 4pm PT / 7pm ET
Required virtual training session (via Zoom).
Sunday, January 30th, 1–5pm ET
In-person training session near Capitol Hill.
Monday, February 1st, 9pm–5pm ET
Congressional meetings in the U.S. Capitol complex. Individual schedules will vary.
Registration includes:
- Online and in-person advocacy training from The Planetary Society's space policy team
- A minimum of three meetings with congressional offices booked for you by The Planetary Society with opportunities for more
- Access to special events, member gatherings, and space-themed experiences for you and fellow members while you're in D.C.
Why participate?
Research (and recent experience!) has shown that in-person constituent meetings are the most effective way to engage elected officials on topics like space exploration. If you believe in an ambitious future of space exploration, this is the way to show it.
Do I need to be a member of The Planetary Society?
No, we welcome all space advocates dedicated to the goal of advancing the scientific exploration of space. However, we encourage those interested in getting more involved in our work to become members.
Do I need to be an experienced advocate?
No! We welcome all levels of experience, and all ages. Children under 18 at the time of the event are required to have a parent or legal guardian with them for the duration. We provide training and background materials to ensure you'll be an effective advocate.
You are responsible for your travel and lodging
We do provide some travel and lodging recommendations for Washington, D.C. A limited number of discounted hotel rooms are available for registrants at the Residence Inn National Mall location.
Citizenship requirements
Anyone with a U.S. address is welcome to attend.
Age requirements
Anyone under the 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Have more questions?
Review our full set of Frequently Asked Questions.