Starts: Thursday, Jul. 11 3:45 PM (Eastern)
Ends: Thursday, Jul. 11 4:45 PM (Eastern)
Classroom teachers walking out of schools across the nation have made education a more prominent issue in the 2020 presidential campaign than it ever was in past presidential elections. Multiple candidates are proposing free college, universal pre-kindergarten programs, and raising teacher pay, and frontrunners have jumped into debates over charter schools. Come to this year’s Education Caucus to share your perspectives on how candidates and campaigns are addressing (or not addressing) the full range of education issues they should, and learn what fellow education advocates are doing to influence the debates.
I am a marketing and communications strategist with nearly 30 years of experience – the past 20+ on my own as a freelance writer, advocacy journalist, and consultant. My award-winning advocacy work routinely appears in prominent news outlets including, Salon, Alternet, and The Washington Post. In commercial and fundraising ventures, my work has produced millions of dollars in sales and funds raised for clients, who range from prestigious nonprofit organizations, such as the National Geographic Society and Doctors Without Borders, to Fortune 500 companies such as Kimberley-Clark and Xerox.
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