Want to socialize with like-minded citizens while learning more about progressive issues that are affecting our city and state?

Then come to PA’s first “Fun Forum” of the year on February 28 at 6:30pm at Motorco.

Sandy Darity, Gene Nichol, Rob Schofield, and Jeff Ward,  will join us to discuss our first topic: “Economic Inequality and the Economy.”

Others will join us and offer their expertise on this topic, we'll have a legislative update, a time for questions and answers, and most importantly, the opportunity for you to socialize and connect with fellow progressives who are interested in and concerned about these issues.

CLICK TO RSVP ON FACEBOOK! We look forward to seeing you there!



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Future “Fun Forum” topics include:

- Free and Fair Public Education

- Water and Food

- Pre-K and the Economy

 

 

We would like to thank all the members (and new members!) who joined us on January 29th to help kick-off 2013. Our first order of business was electing new Officers and Coordinating Committee members for 2013. We owe a BIG thank you to all of these volunteers. Their gift of time and talent will help PA continue to push for our progressive vision in 2013 and beyond. We would also like to thank the CC members who are taking a break this year. Page McCullough, Ryan Smith, and Kathryn Spann have been invaluable members of the CC and we look forward to them taking another turn leading us in the future! And of course, thank you David Harris for remaining on the CC and for the years of leadership as PA President!

Co-Chairs: Sara Terry and Carl Rist

Vice Chair: Shamieka Rhinehart

Treasurer: Eric Boven

Secretary: Helen Wolfson

Coordinating Committee:  David Harris, Dan Hudgins, Milo Pyne, Will Wilson, Ann Rebeck, Lanya Shapiro, James Hill, Bob Healy, Nancy Mayer, Tommie Watson

 

Join your fellow PA members as we kick-off our progressive agenda for 2013. We'll elect our new Officers and Coordinating Committee, hear from committees and members on priorities for the year, and break out into work-groups to start new committees around YOUR areas of interest.