[CRNMC] DIY Policymaking Webinar by Transition US & SELC

[Tammy Davis]

Hello,

I just wanted to share this upcoming event with you. Transition US is 
co-sponsoring a policymaking webinar (and in-person workshop) with the 
SELC. At the bottom of the page linked below you will see a request for 
a $5 donation. If you wish to join the webinar without making a donation 
simply click on either the "RSVP today!" or "online webinar" links. 
Please pass this along to anyone and everyone who you think might be 
interested.

Tammy


    DIY Policymaking for Resilient Communities
    <http://transitionus.org/event/diy-policymaking-resilient-communities>

Date:Monday, June 1, 2015 - 12:00pm- 1:15pm

Transition US is pleased to co-sponsor this webinar and teach-in hosted 
by the Sustainable Economies Law Center (SELC).

What if every person takes charge of advocating for and passing just one 
law? To create economically resilient communities, we need to change or 
create millions of city, state, and federal laws. These new laws would 
remove barriers to and create incentives for local food production, 
renewable energy projects, local industry, worker-owned enterprises, 
shared housing, and other aspects of thriving communities.

*SELC’s Christina Oatfield, Yassi Eskandari, Neil Thapar, and Janelle 
Orsi* will present a road-map to passing high-impact policies, share 
their experiences introducing and passing legislation, and lead the 
participants in developing their personal policymaking goals and plans. 
Come away feeling empowered and ready to make new laws!




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