Your Congressional Action Training is tomorrow!

There are also trainings going on in Bogart and Athens.

Woven brightly,
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2009 11:39:13 -0800
From: moveon-help@list.moveon.org
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
Subject: Your Congressional Action Training is tomorrow!

Dear Dan,
Thanks so much for signing up to attend a Congressional Action Training tomorrow!
Across the country, over 9,000 MoveOn members are participating in these trainings. We've got a big year ahead of us, so we're getting together to learn the most effective strategies to influence Congress and make good on President-elect Obama's bold agenda for change.
Here's the agenda for your training:
  1. Watch a new 20-minute training video on how to hold an effective meeting with a member of Congress
  2. Practice preparing for a congressional meeting.
  3. Role-play a congressional meeting and share feedback about how it went.
  4. Plan for our first actual visits to local congressional offices. (On Wednesday, we'll stop by to deliver petitions supporting Obama's economic-recovery plan—and ask for a sit-down meeting next month.)
  5. Have a potluck—so please consider bringing a snack or a drink to share.
Here are the details of your gathering:
Athens, GA Congressional Action Training
Host(s): Ryan B.
When: Sunday, January 11, 2:00 PM
Where: Barrett Home
145 Deertree Drive
Athens, GA

If you want to contact your event host, you can do so from your event page:

http://pol.moveon.org/event/actiontraining/attendees/?id=15356-1665952-RcuRFUx&t=1

Thanks again for signing up.
–Anna, Tanya, Michael, Patrick S. and the rest of the team
P.S. We're running these trainings in partnership with our friends at Wellstone Action, a national center for training and leadership development for the progressive movement. You can learn more about them at http://www.wellstone.org/
 
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