Why Join AGG?

As a member, you can:

  • Participate in civic education programs and public discussions
  • Attend workshops, town halls, and community forums
  • Join committees and community initiatives
  • Help identify issues affecting local communities
  • Develop leadership, organizing, and advocacy skills
  • Connect with other engaged citizens and community leaders
  • Contribute ideas to AGG programs, publications, and campaigns
  • Support responsible civic engagement in the United States and beyond

Who Can Become a Member?

Membership is open to individuals who support AGG’s charitable and educational mission and agree to participate respectfully and responsibly.

AGG does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, age, disability, immigration status, or political viewpoint.

Members are expected to respect AGG’s nonpartisan status. AGG does not support or oppose political candidates.

Membership Expectations

Members are encouraged to:

  • Stay informed about community and public issues
  • Participate in AGG activities when possible
  • Treat others with respect
  • Promote constructive dialogue
  • Support transparency, accountability, and inclusion
  • Protect the integrity and reputation of the organization

Become Part of the Work

Good governance requires more than concern. It requires informed and organized people who are willing to participate.

Join AGG and help strengthen civic life, public institutions, and the communities we share.

[Complete the Membership Form]