“We can’t count on luck to elect politicians who will answer to working families,” says Sara Rogers, Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Executive Vice President and Political Director. “Good results in the fall depend on planning and preparation in the spring.”
To those ends, the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO is sponsoring Political Action Training sessions around the state, making sure that union volunteers have knowledge and tools necessary to organize for victory.
If you missed out on the sessions in Milwaukee and Green Bay, don’t despair.
The next Political Action Training will be held on May 15th in Eau Claire. Click here for more information, and then click here for the registration form.
(Top Photo: David Carpio of the national AFL-CIO leading the Political Action Training in Green Bay. Photo Credit: Greg Hinds. For more pictures from Green Bay, visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wisaflcio/sets/72157623882537444/. Middle Photo: Tracy Miller of UAW Local 95 sits in the center of her fellow participants at the Political Action training in Milwaukee. Photo Credit: Justin Geiger. Bottom Photo: Claire Zellner and Dora Weddel of CWA Local 4603 take notes at the Political Action training in Milwaukee. Photo Credit: Justin Geiger. For more pictures from Milwaukee, visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wisaflcio/sets/72157623765606471/.)
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