Why subscribe?
Advocacy at Work connects patient voices, advocacy leadership, and practical lessons for better healthcare.
Subscribe for thoughtful conversations and real stories that help you understand what patients and caregivers experience, how advocacy creates change, and what meaningful patient partnership looks like in practice.
A diagnosis. A loss. A caregiving journey. A moment when the healthcare system did not work as it should. These experiences can change a life—and they can also become the beginning of advocacy.
This publication brings together people with lived experience and the advocates, healthcare professionals, and organizations working alongside them.
What you’ll receive
Podcast conversations with patients, survivors, caregivers, advocates, and leaders doing meaningful work.
Stories about how people turn difficult experiences into action.
Practical lessons for healthcare professionals and organizations that want to listen better and work alongside the communities they serve.
“This Week in Advocacy” spotlights featuring advocates making a difference.
Resources and reflections on patient partnership, healthcare access, caregiving, leadership, and systems change.
Who this is for
Advocacy at Work is for people who believe lived experience is expertise.
Whether you are navigating your own experience, supporting someone you love, building an advocacy program, or working to improve healthcare, you are welcome here.
For patients and caregivers, these conversations offer connection, language, and possibilities for action.
For advocates and healthcare professionals, they offer perspectives to inform your work.
For organizations and partners, they offer a clearer understanding of what respectful, useful, and accountable collaboration with advocates can mean.
What we believe
The wound becomes the wisdom, and the wisdom becomes the work.
Patient stories are not simply testimonials or marketing material. They are a form of knowledge. The people closest to barriers in care, access, trust, and navigation have essential insight into what needs to change.
Advocacy at Work exists to make room for that insight—and connect it with people and organizations that can help turn it into better healthcare.
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Editorial note: Advocacy at Work centers patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates as experts in their own lives and communities. We welcome collaboration with organizations committed to meaningful patient partnership, transparency, and accountable action. Sponsored partnerships, when applicable, will be clearly disclosed.
