Explore the 'PUBLIC POLICY' section of the IEEE-USA website to understand how members can engage in advocacy. Specifically, identify the main areas of public policy IEEE-USA focuses on and any prominent calls to action or resources for members to participate.
Navigate to 'https://ieeeusa.org/'. Click on the 'PUBLIC POLICY' link (ID 530). If navigation is successful, identify the main public policy areas or initiatives listed on the page. Look for any specific calls to action, tools, or resources that enable members to participate in advocacy efforts. If navigation fails, extract all visible information related to 'PUBLIC POLICY' from the homepage, focusing on the 'IEEE-USA Action Alert' and any other relevant text.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'PUBLIC POLICY' page or, if navigation fails, extracts all relevant public policy information from the homepage. The agent identifies and lists the main public policy areas or initiatives (e.g., federal investments in S&T, specific legislative efforts) if the page loads. The agent identifies and describes any tools or calls to action for member participation (e.g., 'Take Action Now' widget for sending emails to Congress). If the 'PUBLIC POLICY' page loads, the agent should summarize its content regarding advocacy opportunities. If it does not load, the agent should state that and summarize the relevant information from the homepage, including the 'IEEE-USA Action Alert' details (e.g., urging support for FY 2026 funding for NSF, NIST, NASA, DOE, and DOD).