Dear John,

We are excited to finally announce our revamped training program for 2021-2022. We are launching three brand-new training programs to suit every type of political woman. Whether you're new or already serving, we have a training for you. You can read more about our new programs on our training page. [link removed]

Explore: Campaigns 101 - Whether you see yourself as a future candidate, volunteer, or staffer this virtual training will provide you with an introduction to North Carolina politics. Register today for our first 101 training on February 20th from 10am-12pm. There is a $5 fee and scholarships are available. [link removed]

Prepare: Future Candidate Training - This virtual, multi-day training is for women preparing to run for office in NC in the next 1-3 years. We will provide you with hard skills and techniques to prepare yourself and your life to run for office. This training covers network building, fundraising, compliance, social media, and personal story development. Trainees will have access to a resource bank to help build their campaigns. Our first FTC training is March 13th & 16th. Apply today! [link removed]

Launch: Path To Victory Training - This virtual, multi-day trainings is for women who have filed, or are about to file, to run for office in NC. We will give you the hard skills to run a strong, modern campaign. At this training we'll cover fundraising, messaging, field, public speaking, personal story work shopping, and social media. Trainees will have access to a resource bank. Our first PTV training will be in May and will focus on training women running at the local level.

What can you expect for the future of Lillian's List trainings? A lot. We'll be hosting our acclaimed staff trainings in the autumn. We're also bringing back our Help Her Win volunteer series and Incumbent Trainings for our currently serving legislators. Additionally, we're hosting FREE panels throughout the year about serving in different levels of office.

Please share our training opportunities will all of the political women in your life! You can direct all questions and scholarship requests to our Training Manager Devon Roberts at [email protected]

In solidarity,
Team Lillian




















  

 


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