Live Coverage of NGA's Advocacy Day in Washington, DC

Congressman Neal Dunn of Florida speaks to NGA members on April 4.
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Date: 5 April 2022

As part of its involvement in the United Nations International Year of Glass, NGA is hosting Glass & Glazing Advocacy Days, April 4-5, in Washington, DC, to advocate and educate about glass in the built environment.

NGA members will be meeting with legislative representation from FL, WI, OR, WA, MI, IN, VA, PA, SC, OH, NY, MD and the United States Environmental Protection Agency and United States Department of Energy.

NGA members and members of Congress greet and gather for Advocacy Day on April 4.
NGA members and members of Congress greet and gather for Advocacy Day on April 4.

POLICY PRIORITIES

  • Energy-efficient buildings
  • Building resilience
  • Recycling
  • Registered Apprenticeship Programs
  • School Security
  • Bird-Friendly Glazing

Follow the action on Capitol Hill via NGA and Glass Magazine staff on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Congressman Neal Dunn of Florida speaks to NGA members on April 4.
Congressman Neal Dunn of Florida speaks to NGA members on April 4.
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