How to Advocate Effectively
Advocacy is more than passion—it’s knowing how the process works and where your voice is most powerful. With extensive experience in Missouri government and coalition-building, Stacy trains organizations on the legislative process, effective messaging, and practical tactics that lead to real results. These sessions are designed to strengthen confidence, sharpen strategy, and help teams move their issue forward with clarity and purpose.
Results, Relationships, and Follow-Through
My work is built on trust, clarity, and strong communication—because outcomes matter, and so does how we get there. These testimonials highlight what it’s like to work with me as a consultant, trainer, and advocate.
From classrooms (virtual and in person) to conference rooms, I’m proud to support people through advocacy, learning, and leadership.
Stacy Morse met with the Missouri Lieutenant Governor during a joint visit alongside a representative from Missouri’s Area Agencies on Aging.
Here’s what clients, colleagues, and students have shared about working with me:
- “I really have learned a lot in the class. I enjoyed having you as a teacher and I appreciated your help when I needed it.” – Andrea W.
- “The class has been amazing for me. I have learned so much and look forward to many years of advocacy. You have been a great program coordinator. Keep up the good work!” -Colletta D.
- “I love that you keep encouraging me and this is why I know it is possible.” -Essence G.
- “Stacy went above and beyond. She was ALWAYS available to help, stay after discussing, meet with you outside of class. Her support on my project was incredibly helpful. I had next to no clue what I needed to do or how to maneuver. Stacy was so patient and guided me through each step. Even following the class, she is still supporting and willing to help in any way she can. Absolutely incredible teacher, coordinator, support system, cheerleader. Adore her. ” Cara L.
Honored to join Missouri advocates as Secretary of State Denny Hoskins presented a resolution recognizing Disability Voting Rights Week and the importance of accessible, inclusive elections for all.
Media Engagement
- Study: Missouri second-least burdened state for unpaid care
- KBIA January 9, 2026
- Missouri senior services at risk amid federal funding uncertainty
- Missouri Independent January 8, 2026
- Older Americans Act funding could end in January 2026 unless Congress acts soon
- KY3 – January 1, 2026
- Warning of Older Americans Act Expiration
- MissouriNet – December 26, 2025
- Recognizing the signs of elder abuse
- West News Magazine -October 16, 2025
- Missouri aging advocate responds to Social Security changing course on paper checks
- Missourinet -August 19, 2025
- Missourians Getting Social Security Payments Must Soon Switch from Paper Checks to Digital Payments
- Missourinet – August 6, 2025
- Missouri and Kansas seniors brace for fallout from Medicaid, SNAP cuts
- The Beacon – July 31, 2025
- Missouri groups speak out against proposed Medicaid cuts
- KRCG – June 3, 2025
Missouri groups speak out against proposed Medicaid cuts
Stacy was interviewed about the Missouri Medicaid cuts by KRCG – June 3, 2025
Missouri Lt. Governor Wasinger, Senator Schnelting, and Stacy Morse are pictured together at the statewide Protect Our Seniors Tour.
Stacy spoke about solutions for financial fraud and abuse that so often happens to older adults and people with disabilities. Additionally, initiatives that can support the caregiver crisis.
