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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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Women's Leadership Series
The Third Annual Women's Leadership Program finished on May 12, 2010. Please check
back for more information about the 2011 series.
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Healthcare Reform Panel Discussion and Community Q+As
June 7- Claremont, 6:30-8:30
June 14- Effectively Communicating About Reform: A Workshop, Claremont, 6:30-8:30
Please email ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org for more information
Creating the Economy of our Future - A Community Discussion
Over 100 people joined us in Keene, Portsmouth, and Manchester for
community discussions 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.
Please check back for more dates!
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! Questions? E-mail Olivia at ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org.
The Third Annual Women's Leadership Program finished on May 12, 2010. Please check
back for more information about the 2011 series.
______________________________________________
Healthcare Reform Panel Discussion and Community Q+As
June 7- Claremont, 6:30-8:30
June 14- Effectively Communicating About Reform: A Workshop, Claremont, 6:30-8:30
Please email ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org for more information
Creating the Economy of our Future - A Community Discussion
Over 100 people joined us in Keene, Portsmouth, and Manchester for
community discussions 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.
Please check back for more dates!
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! Questions? E-mail Olivia at ozink@nhcitizensalliance.org.
