Advocacy Ambassadors
The Legacies Advocacy Ambassador Program (LAAP) equips passionate individuals to become grassroots leaders in the fight to end the legacy of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Our ambassadors are storytellers, educators, organizers, and bridge-builders — amplifying the voices of those affected by war and advocating for lasting peace through U.S. policy change.
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As an Advocacy Ambassador, you’ll receive training, resources, and mentorship to help you:
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Engage your local community and elected officials
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Organize events and mobilize support
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Share stories of resilience and hope
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Recruit others to join the movement
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Play a vital role in growing the UXO/Demining Congressional Caucus​
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Application window will resume in October 2026
My connection to the work that Legacies of War does is a deeply personal one. My father died in 1998 from cancer caused by exposure to Agent Orange. I was 13 years old. He had served in the Navy during the war in Vietnam from 1965-1972. I know all too well that the casualties of war do not end when troops are withdrawn or treaties are signed.
Hayley Forney, Advocacy Ambassador
Advocacy Ambassadors

Mariam Creedon
Washington D.C.











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