Get Involved
Be a Pension Champion
Are you ready to be a leader in protecting retirement security for public employees? Here’s how you can become a pension champion:
Raise Awareness: Educate your community, colleagues, and elected officials about the importance of public employee pensions. Share information about the critical role pensions play in attracting and retaining qualified public servants.
Advocate for Change: Take action to support policies and initiatives that strengthen and protect public pensions. Write letters to lawmakers, participate in advocacy campaigns, and attend legislative hearings to make your voice heard.
Engage Others: Inspire others to join the fight for pension security. Encourage your friends, family, and fellow community members to get involved and become advocates for public employee pensions.
Stay Informed: Stay up-to-date on pension-related news, developments, and challenges. Knowledge is power, and being informed allows you to effectively advocate for policies that safeguard retirement benefits for public employees.
Lead by Example: Lead by example by actively participating in pension advocacy efforts and demonstrating your commitment to protecting the retirement security of public servants. Your leadership can inspire others to join the cause.
Together, we can ensure that public employees receive the retirement benefits they’ve earned and deserve. Be a pension champion and make a difference today.
From the blog
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This Week in Pension: October 2, 2026 
This Week in Pension: October 2, 2026
Welcome to the latest edition of This Week in Pensions! As National Retirement Security Month begins, new research highlights how pensions help retain experienced public workers. This week’s news also includes major funding progress for Indiana’s teacher pension fund, changes…
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The Public Pension Crisis Narrative Is Missing This Number 
The Public Pension Crisis Narrative Is Missing This Number
Did you know public pensions are in a much stronger position than just a decade ago? In 2018, 45 states had pension obligations above their historical sustainability benchmarks. By 2024, that number had fallen to two. That is a significant…
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This Week in Pensions: September 25, 2026 This Week in Pensions: September 25, 2026
Welcome to the latest edition of This Week in Pensions! This week, we’ve gathered stories about a pension bill veto in California, the race for the Governor in Alaska, developments in pension legislation in Michigan, and more. This is the…
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This Week in Pensions: September 18, 2026 
This Week in Pensions: September 18, 2026
In this week’s TWIP, we’ve gathered stories on COLA increases in Pennsylvania, Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei, and AI risks for public pensions. We also highlight a new Defined Benefit commentary on the SEC’s proposals affecting pension funds. This is…
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Pension Funds Could Lose SEC Tools to Combat Corruption and Hold Corporations Accountable 
Pension Funds Could Lose SEC Tools to Combat Corruption and Hold Corporations Accountable
Commentary: NPPC argues that SEC proposals to rescind pay-to-play protections and the shareholder-proposal rule would weaken safeguards for workers’ retirement assets and pension investors’ voice.
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When School Budgets Break, Students and Public Workers Feel the Strain When School Budgets Break, Students and Public Workers Feel the Strain
September marks the beginning of a new school year for students, teachers, and school employees across the country—a season typically filled with excitement, possibility, growth, and new experiences. However, many school districts are returning to the classroom under significant financial…
