Dear John,

The Win Locally Program is our first-ever comprehensive local training and panel series for women running locally in 2021 or 2022. We will only offer this full series once in 2021 so don't miss out!

Path To Victory - Local Training
June 5th, 8th, and 12th via zoom covering fundraising, personal narrative workshop, messaging, urban and rural field, and social media. All new local candidates and incumbent local elected women are encouraged to apply! There is a $25 registration fee upon acceptance and scholarships are available. See the application for more information. [link removed]

Serving As A County Commissioner Panel - May 26th, 6-7PM
Moderated by former Wake County Commissioner Jessica Holmes with Commissioner Carly Cooke (Guilford), Commissioner Brenda Howerton (Durham), and Commissioner Laura Meier (Mecklenburg). Register today! [link removed]

Serving As A City Councilor Panel - June 2nd, 7-8PM
Moderated by Mayor Jenn Weaver (Hillsborough) with Councilmember Dimple Ajmera (Charlotte), Councilmember Javiera Caballero (Durham), and Mayor Pro-Tem Margaret Haynes (Wilmington). Register today! [link removed]

Serving As A School Board Member - June 9th, 7-8PM
Moderated by Wake County School Board member Christine Kushner with school board members Elyse Dashew (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools), Rani Dasi (Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools), and Caroline Doherty (Pitt County). Register today! [link removed]

We're so lucky to have such an impressive slate of elected officials sharing their wisdom with us! The panels are free and open to anyone who would like to attend and you can attend as many as you'd like! Please send any questions and scholarship requests to me at [email protected].

In solidarity,

Devon Roberts
Training Director
 
















  

 


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