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Camp Wellstone: Oakland

in Oakland, CA
07/30/2010 - 08/01/2010

Register today!

This 2.5 day training, running from 3-9pm Friday, 9am-6pm Saturday, and 9am-3:30pm Sunday, combines lectures from highly experienced trainers, stimulating exercises, and interactive simulations. We're counting on you to organize around issues that matter, help build campaigns for the future, and elect progressive candidates to office.

Camp Wellstone is divided into three tracks:


The cost of Camp Wellstone is based on a sliding-scale based on ability to pay; we are committed to keeping this training accessible to all. If you are able to cover the full cost of your participation in this training, please do so as this will help us continue to train progressives across the country; otherwise, you choose the option that works best for you. Rates are as follows: $200, $100, or $50. This fee covers one of our books, Politics the Wellstone Way (activist track) andWinning Your Election the Wellstone Way (campaign and candidate tracks), materials, and three meals during the weekend.  Please make plans to register at least two weeks in advance so that we can guarantee you a spot.

The training will be held at Laney College; participants are responsible for their own accommodations.  Further details will be sent to registered participants no later than two weeks in advance of the training.

For registered participants and those thinking about registering, connect online with your fellow campers before the training http://wellstone.org/camp-wellstone-oakland-networking to share hotel rooms, offer a place to stay, or carpool.

For questions, contact Jen Haut at 651.414.6037 or jennifer@wellstone.org.

Location(s)

Laney College
Oakland, CA
Submitted by Jhaut on May 11, 2010 - 10:33am.

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  • Daniel Silva-Alvarez was born and raised on the Southwest Side of Chicago in the community of Little Village. Growing up in a family deeply involved in grassroots organizing and local politics, he learned to work for social change as soon as he could walk and talk.

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