ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio

TelecommunicationsConnecticut, United States51-200 Employees

ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, is a nonprofit organization in the telecommunications field that serves as a leading body for amateur radio in the United States. Based in Newington, Connecticut, it supports a broad community of radio enthusiasts by promoting and protecting the art, science, and enjoyment of amateur radio and by developing the next generation of radio amateurs. The organization acts as the secretariat of the International Amateur Radio Union and emphasizes licensing, training, content delivery, and regulatory engagement to sustain and advance the hobby. Its mission centers on fostering education, public service, and the ongoing participation of licensed and unlicensed individuals in radio communications.

AR R L's activities are aimed at a diverse audience within the amateur radio ecosystem, including hobbyists, volunteers, educators, and regulators, with a focus on providing information, resources, and opportunities for involvement. The organization positions itself within the broader telecommunications landscape by coordinating standards, advocacy, and community initiatives that support amateur radio’s growth and safety. A recent development noted is leadership changes within its regional channels, reflecting ongoing organizational evolution while continuing to engage with events and programs that connect amateurs to hands-on learning and emergency communications planning.

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