We're here to help you engage in advocacy for human rights and democracy in Egypt. Whether you're interested in joining our training programs, have questions about accessibility, want to collaborate with us, or are reaching out from the media, we welcome your inquiry. This page explains the different ways you can connect with the Egypt Advocacy Day team and what to expect when you do.
Training Participation and Advocacy Support
If you're considering joining Egypt Advocacy Day or one of our other advocacy training programs, we're eager to hear from you. Our community includes human rights defenders, diaspora members, concerned citizens, and policymakers who want to strengthen US-Egypt relations centered on respect for universal human rights. We run workshops and advocacy days throughout the year that equip participants with the knowledge and skills to engage their elected representatives effectively.
When reaching out about training, please let us know your location, your interest in US-Egypt policy, and any specific topics you'd like to explore. This helps us tailor our communication and ensure you have access to the resources and sessions that matter most to your advocacy journey. We'll respond with details about upcoming programs, eligibility, and how to register.
Our advocacy training covers in-depth policy briefings, practice sessions with congressional staff protocols, resources you can use to educate your representatives, and direct guidance on appeals for human rights accountability. After training, many participants meet directly with their congressional offices to present their advocacy positions. We're committed to ensuring the diaspora community has a strong voice in US policy toward Egypt.
Accessibility and Inclusion
Egypt Advocacy Day is committed to making our programs accessible to everyone in our community. If you have accessibility needs—whether related to mobility, hearing, vision, neurodiversity, or any other accommodation—please let us know when you express interest in our programs. We want to ensure that all participants can fully engage with our training and advocacy opportunities.
When contacting us about accessibility, describe your needs as specifically as you're comfortable doing. This might include requests for ASL interpretation, live captioning, materials in alternative formats, dietary accommodations, childcare support, or other considerations. We take these requests seriously and work to fulfill them in advance of our events. If you have questions about what accommodations are available or feasible, we encourage you to reach out—we'd rather have the conversation upfront than have anyone feel excluded from our community.
Media Inquiries and Press
Journalists, researchers, and media outlets interested in covering Egypt Advocacy Day or learning more about our work on US-Egypt relations and human rights are welcome to contact us. We can provide background on our organization, context for our advocacy positions, expert commentary on US-Egypt policy, and information about our events and community impact.
Media inquiries should include your outlet or publication, the subject of your story, and your deadline. We'll connect you with the appropriate team member who can offer insights, data, and perspectives on advocacy for human rights and democracy in Egypt, US foreign policy effectiveness, and diaspora civic engagement. We're transparent about our mission and happy to discuss how we work with both the diaspora community and policymakers to advance human rights.
Community Collaboration and Partnerships
We partner with organizations, community groups, educational institutions, and advocacy networks that share our commitment to human rights and US-Egypt relations. If you represent an organization interested in collaborating with Egypt Advocacy Day—whether through co-hosted events, shared resources, mutual promotion, or other partnership models—we'd like to explore that possibility.
Partnership inquiries might include:
- Co-hosting advocacy training or educational events
- Cross-promoting programming to our respective communities
- Sharing expertise, research, or policy analysis
- Coordinating on specific advocacy campaigns or policy moments
- Collaborating on diaspora engagement or civic education initiatives
When reaching out about partnership, tell us about your organization, your mission, and what kind of collaboration you envision. We evaluate partnerships based on shared values around human rights, democracy, and the power of informed diaspora engagement. We're selective about partnerships to ensure our brand integrity and mission alignment, but we're genuinely interested in working with organizations that strengthen the human rights advocacy ecosystem.
How to Reach Us
Contact channels for Egypt Advocacy Day will be published on this page as they become available. We're actively building our communications infrastructure to ensure we can respond thoughtfully to all inquiries. Check back soon for email addresses, contact forms, and other ways to connect with our team.
In the meantime, if you're interested in staying informed about Egypt Advocacy Day and our upcoming programs, we encourage you to follow our announcements and updates. We'll share details about how to reach us as soon as we're ready to receive your messages directly.
Privacy and Safety
We take your privacy seriously. When you contact us, please do not submit sensitive personal information, case details, or information about individuals at risk in Egypt unless specifically requested by our team as part of a formal intake process. Unsecured contact channels can pose risks to the people we work to protect. If you're reporting human rights violations or have urgent safety concerns, our team will guide you toward appropriate channels—whether that's established human rights organizations with secure reporting mechanisms, relevant UN bodies, or other authorities equipped to handle sensitive information securely.
Your inquiry will be treated confidentially within our organization. We use contact information solely to respond to your message and to share updates about Egypt Advocacy Day programs if you've indicated interest. We do not sell or share contact information with outside parties, and we maintain practices to protect the data you share with us.
We look forward to connecting with you and welcoming you into the Egypt Advocacy Day community. Whether you're ready to join our next training, collaborate with our team, or simply want to learn more about how we work, we're here to support your engagement in advocacy for human rights and democracy in Egypt.