Join the Space Frontier Foundation and the Alliance for Space Development for in-person meetings with congressional staff members to share the 2023 Citizens' Space Agenda.

Returning to in person meetings, we are literally walking the halls (and the tunnels) of Congress to the visit members and staff in the Capitol Hill offices.

(If you've not done this before, there is nothing to fear. We have prep and experienced folks to lead the way.)

Yep. Only one week away.

Yep. It lasts 3 days, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

• Monday, March 6th - Hill Skills and Practice
• Tuesday, March 7th - Congressional Office Visits
• Wednesday, March 8th - Congressional Office Visits

Joining your fellow space advocates on March 6 through 8th in person? Click the link to complete the sign up and we will see you on Monday!

Want to be part of the advocacy for space but can't make it in person this year? Add your name to the list of fellow space advocates to be called upon when the next need arises.

If you've read this far, you are looking for other ways to help. Dollars help. Thank you for supporting the work, and the people taking on this critical element to our future in space.

Primary

• Extend the “learning period” limitation on FAA rule-making for human space launch for another eight years. ($0 FY24)
• Initiate a clean energy technology demonstration of Space Solar Power beamed to Earth from low Earth orbit, deployed within five years. ($20M FY24) 
• Protect Earth from hazardous asteroids by increasing funding for the NEO Surveyor space telescope, to get the program back on track. ($210M FY24)

Secondary

• Continue to fully fund Commercial LEO Destinations (CLD) 
• Continue support for the Commercial Crew Program 
• Continue to fully fund both the Human Landing System (HLS) and the Sustaining Lunar Development contract
• Continue to fully fund development of the lunar orbiting Gateway
• Fully fund Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) 
• Fully fund the Science Technology Mission Directorate