AARP National Office of Volunteer Engagement (OVE) hosted this Access Live event to provide information about the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccines and how to stay safe from vaccine related scams. This event featured Kristin Dillon, Senior Vice President of AARP State and Community Engagement, John Hishta, Senior Vice President of AARP Campaigns, Amy Kelbick, AARP Senior Legislative Representative, and Kathy Stokes, Director of AARP's Fraud Watch Network. John Hishta shared what AARP is focusing on for the vaccine education and advocacy campaign, Amy Kelbick discussed AARP's focuses in Congress, and Kathy Stokes shared what type of scams to look out for during the COVID-19 pandemic. Together the hosts provided important information and addressed participant questions and concerns.

National & State Volunteer Telephone Town Hall

AARP National Office of Volunteer Engagement (OVE) hosted this Access Live event to hear from volunteers and address any questions and concerns about voting in the 2020 election and beyond. This event featured: Megan Hookey, AARP Vice President of Office of Volunteer Engagement; Amy Levin, Partner for the Benenson Strategy Group; Greg Strimple, President of GSS Strategy Group; John Hishta, Senior Vice President of Campaigns; and Khelan Bhatia, AARP Senior Advisor for Voter Campaign. Topics of discussion included the impact of COVID-19 on political campaigns and engaging the 50+ voter in the 2020 election.

AARP hosted this National & State Volunteer Telephone Town Hall to discuss the campaign to stop Rx Greed. The event featured AARP Senior Vice President of Campaigns John Hishta and Vice President, Campaign Outreach at AARP Jodi Sakol who addressed bipartisan actions aimed at stopping greedy practices by pharmaceutical companies. Specific topics addressed include proposed legislation that would cut the soaring price of prescription drugs and how AARP designs and develops these important campaigns to protect consumers and the 50+ population.

AARP hosted this National & State Volunteer Telephone Town Hall to discuss the 2020 elections and non-partisan activity. The event featured AARP Senior Advisor for Voter Education Khelan Bhatia and Kelsy Bennett from the Office of General Counsel who addressed the political outline for AARP as a non-partisan organization. The hosts discussed the recent Iowa and New Hampshire primaries and voter engagement efforts and opportunities.

AARP's Office of Volunteer Engagement hosted this Access Live event to address the high cost of prescription drug prices at both the state and federal level. The event featured AARP Senior VP for States and Community Engagement Kristin Dillon and Senior VP of Campaigns John Hishta who discussed the organization's campaign to combat this issue which affects so many Americans.

AARP’s Office of Volunteer Engagement held this Access Live event to provide information about financial resilience and information about the job market for the 50+. Guest speakers on the call were Cristina Martin Firvida, Vice President of Financial Security and Consumer Affairs AARP and Susan Weinstock, Vice President of Financial Resiliency Programming at AARP.

AARP hosted this Access Live event with Executive Vice President Nancy Leamond, Legislative Policy Director, David Certner and Senior Advisor Khelan Bhatia to discuss the impact of the midterm elections and the opportunities and challenges ahead for AARP and the 50+ community.  Topics discussed on the call include: how older voters played a significant roll in the midterms, the impact of AARP's be the difference and vote as well as building relationships with newly elected officials, and how leadership roles could change in the house after the midterm elections.

National Office of Volunteers hosted this Access Live event to discuss advocacy highlights, reminders for the upcoming election and how to protect the partisan reputation.  Topics discussed on the call include: care giving, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act as well as candidate debates.

AARP's Office of Volunteer Engagement hosted this live event, featuring AARP President Eric Schneidewind, Senior Vice President of AARP's Government Affairs Team Joyce Rogers and from the Office of General Counsel, Kelsy Bennett. This event was held to discuss an executive order that was recently signed by President Trump. The experts explained the budget cuts and other changes for those with Medicare and Medicaid as well as what AARP members can do to advocate on behalf of AARP within their communities while being sure to follow AARP's Political Activity Policy.