How to Contact Your Representative

To Contact your U.S. Representative by mail:

1. Write to:

The Honorable____________
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515

To Contact your U.S. Representative by phone:

1. Dial 202-224-3121 (general number) and ask the operator to connect to your Congressman’s office.

To Contact your U.S. Representative by fax:

1. Visit http://www.house.gov/Welcome.html

2. Enter your zip code

3. Click on the link to your representative’s web site

4. Locate the “Contact” or “Constituent Services” button on your representative’s Web site to find the fax number for your representative’s office.

To Contact your U.S. Representative Via E-mail:

1. Visit www.house.gov/writerep

2. Enter your state and zip code

3. Fill out the electronic form of your name and address

4. Write and submit your message


For more information about the American Hellenic Institute in Washington, D.C., contact Georgia Economou, Director of Public Relations for AHI, at (202) 785-8430 or at georgia@ahiworld.org, or visit the groups' website at http://www.ahiworld.org. AHI was founded in 1974 following Turkey's illegal invasion and occupation of 37.3% of Cyprus. It is a membership-based organization with members throughout the nation. AHI's core mission is to promote American values and the rule of law in U.S. foreign policy and to strengthen relations between the U.S. and Greece and Cyprus as being in the best interests of the United States. It conducts an active program with Congress in espousing and supporting legislation designed to promote American interests in Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean and is registered with the Congress under the Lobbying Act. The AHI Foundation is the first think-tank devoted exclusively to the study of the issues confronting the Greek American community. This organization sponsors conferences, seminars and publishes books and other materials on the issues.

HCS maintains an extensive archives for AHI articles and press releases which visitors may browse under the American Hellenic Institute Releases section of the archives at http://www.helleniccomserve.com/contents.html.


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