Which kind of initiatives can FCCLA members engage with to promote advocacy?

Engaging with state or national campaigns allows FCCLA members to promote advocacy on issues that affect families, youth, and communities. These campaigns provide a structured platform through which members can raise awareness and influence policy decisions regarding topics such as health, education, and social issues. This can involve participating in organized events, lobbying for specific legislation, or even creating projects that address community needs. Through these initiatives, members not only develop leadership skills but also actively contribute to meaningful change and advocacy efforts that align with FCCLA's mission of improving the quality of life within their communities. Other options, such as culinary showcases, local baking competitions, and community sports events, primarily focus on skill development and community engagement rather than direct advocacy work.