Advocacy
Serving as a united voice for the issues that matter to you and your credit union.
What We Do
At CCUA, we believe it’s critical to invest your dues dollars in legislative and regulatory advocacy to ensure your voice is heard. But we go beyond representing your interests before lawmakers and regulators. CCUA empowers you to understand the critical issues facing your credit union, giving you tools to promptly and effectively communicate with policymakers.
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Federal Advocacy
Legislative
Credit unions — both small and large — can rely on CCUA to voice their concerns before a national audience. From commenting on proposed legislation to tracking public hearings, statements, and lawmaker positions, CCUA provides members with federal representation.
Regulatory
Anticipating regulatory change, promoting dialogue between credit unions and regulators, interpreting existing regulation, and acting as an advocate for credit unions in regulatory forums - these are just some of the ways CCUA helps credit unions build a regulatory environment that will benefit and protect credit unions and their members.
State Advocacy
Delaware
The Cooperative Credit Union Association is an active and vigorous advocate on behalf of Delaware Credit Unions. The Association is the voice of the credit union community at the State House in Dover, working for legislation that fosters the success of credit unions.
Massachusetts
The Association’s legislative effort is focused on the twin tasks of preserving an environment that is conducive to the success of Massachusetts’ credit unions and helping credit unions function within that environment.
New Hampshire
The Association is the voice of the credit union community in Concord, working for legislation that fosters the success of credit unions. In addition, the Association works with member credit unions to ensure effective communications with the New Hampshire Banking Department, the state's primary credit union regulator.
Rhode Island
The Association is the voice of the credit union community at the State House in Providence, working for legislation that fosters the success of credit unions. Additionally, the Association works with member credit unions to ensure effective communications with the Department of Business Regulation (DBR) Banking Division, the state's primary credit union regulator.
Take Action
State Advocacy Committees
Membership
Advocacy Committees maintain open membership free to employees and volunteers of CCUA-affiliated credit unions interested in lending a voice to help shape the local and national credit union advocacy platform. While a consistent advocacy front is important, attendance at every meeting is not mandatory. If credit union directors, CEOs, or staff are interested in attending, upon review of any meeting agenda, then membership and attendance is welcome. Virtual participation is also available.
How to Join
Requests to join an Advocacy Committee:
Advocacy Tools
Grassroots Activities
Locally, CCUA member states represent 4.5 million consumers. Our grassroots platform provides many opportunities for you to get involved and stay engaged.
