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| Over thirty years of working for social, economic, and political justice for all |
| New Hampshire Citizens Alliance 4 Park Street, Suite 304 Concord, NH 03301 603-225-2097 |
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Third Annual Women's Leadership Series
NHCA will offer a series of workshops for women interested in gaining skills for pursuing
community or civic leadership. All workshops are non-partisan and free of charge. You may
attend any or all workshops! Workshops run from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester YWCA.
Click here to sign up or email ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org for more information. Spots are
first come, first served, so RSVP today! Click here to read workshop descriptions.
SERIES ONE - Your Passion, Your Leadership
This series is for women who want to gain or improve their skills for leading issue campaigns
in their community.
Feb. 10 - Analyzing Power
Feb. 17 - How to Advocate
Feb. 24 - Managing Great Volunteers
Mar. 3 - Technology for Technophobes (held at 4 Park Street, Concord)
Mar. 10 - Communicating Your Message
Mar. 17 - Advocacy Campaigns Roundtable
SERIES TWO - Running for Office
This series is for women who are interested in running for office at the city or state level.
Apr. 7 - Assessing Leadership Opportunities
Apr. 14 - Communicating Your Message
Apr. 21 - Fundraising for Your Campaign
Apr. 28 - Day in the Life of a State Representative
May 5 - Running Voter Outreach Programs
May 12 - Lessons Learned Campaign Roundtable
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Creating the Economy of our Future - A Community Discussion
Join us in Keene, Portsmouth, or Manchester for a community
discussion led by local panelists to discuss the values and principals
of building a progressive vision of job creation, which includes a
living wage, green jobs, fair trade policies and comprehensive
immigration reform. Co-sponsored by Working Families Win, Clean
Energy Coalition, and Reform Immigration for America.
We will discuss the current Jobs Campaign, identify past failed economic policies which
contributed to the current economic climate, assess where we are currently with the
Congressional jobs bill, and how we can create good jobs in the future by incorporating Jobs
for America Now's five-point plan! Please RSVP to Olivia at ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org.
NHCA will offer a series of workshops for women interested in gaining skills for pursuing
community or civic leadership. All workshops are non-partisan and free of charge. You may
attend any or all workshops! Workshops run from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester YWCA.
Click here to sign up or email ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org for more information. Spots are
first come, first served, so RSVP today! Click here to read workshop descriptions.
SERIES ONE - Your Passion, Your Leadership
This series is for women who want to gain or improve their skills for leading issue campaigns
in their community.
Feb. 10 - Analyzing Power
Feb. 17 - How to Advocate
Feb. 24 - Managing Great Volunteers
Mar. 3 - Technology for Technophobes (held at 4 Park Street, Concord)
Mar. 10 - Communicating Your Message
Mar. 17 - Advocacy Campaigns Roundtable
SERIES TWO - Running for Office
This series is for women who are interested in running for office at the city or state level.
Apr. 7 - Assessing Leadership Opportunities
Apr. 14 - Communicating Your Message
Apr. 21 - Fundraising for Your Campaign
Apr. 28 - Day in the Life of a State Representative
May 5 - Running Voter Outreach Programs
May 12 - Lessons Learned Campaign Roundtable
______________________________________________
Creating the Economy of our Future - A Community Discussion
Join us in Keene, Portsmouth, or Manchester for a community
discussion led by local panelists to discuss the values and principals
of building a progressive vision of job creation, which includes a
living wage, green jobs, fair trade policies and comprehensive
immigration reform. Co-sponsored by Working Families Win, Clean
Energy Coalition, and Reform Immigration for America.
- Wednesday, March 3 from 7:00-8:30 Keene Public Library,
- Thursday, March 4 from 7:00-8:30 Portsmouth Public
- Monday, March 8 from 7:00-8:30 Manchester YWCA,
We will discuss the current Jobs Campaign, identify past failed economic policies which
contributed to the current economic climate, assess where we are currently with the
Congressional jobs bill, and how we can create good jobs in the future by incorporating Jobs
for America Now's five-point plan! Please RSVP to Olivia at ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org.
