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Ep. 12: Community Advocates - w/ Rich Pezzillo - February 26, 2018

Episode Description

Advocacy has long been a hot topic in the bleeding disorders community, but beyond office visits with state and federal legislators, what does it actually entail? If you have ever wondered about how you can become or grow as an advocate, this episode is for you! In this month's episode of the Ask The Expert Podcast we catch up with Rich Pezzillo, Executive Director of the New England Hemophilia Association (NEHA) and long-time community advocate, who speaks about the many different ways we can be advocates. Welcome to Episode 12 - or our Community Advocates Episode - of the Ask The Expert Podcast!

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