Plate to Politics – Decorah, Iowa

Interested in running for office, but not sure where to start? This one-day workshop provides hands-on skills training to women in food justice and sustainable agriculture who want to play a critical role in transforming our nation’s food system.

This is a great opportunity for women who are running or planning to run for office to develop their skills, to network with like-minded women, and to be inspired. Women who want to ramp up their advocacy leadership in healthy food and farming or with an interest to help other women run for office are also encouraged to attend.

April 14, 2018 – 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Shirley Baker Commons, Luther College, Decorah, IA 52101
Cost: $15
Includes a light lunch
Limited to 30 participants!

Register Here

Featuring

• Learn how to move people to action through stories with Ash Bruxvoort, Plate to Politics Coordinator at the Women, Food and Ag Network.
• Lunch panel with local elected officials and community activists, speaker announcements coming soon!
• Opportunities for networking with like-minded women
• Continued support and training through Women, Food and Agriculture Network’s Plate to Politics program and VoteRunLead!

This Plate to Politics workshop is generously sponsored by Luther College’s Center for Sustainable Communities.

 

Plate to Politics is a program of the Women, Food and Agriculture Network and is strengthened by our partnership with VoteRunLead, a nonpartisan nonprofit powerhouse and recognized leader in women’s civic leadership, with a network of 10,000 trained civic leaders and hundreds of alumnae serving as elected and appointed officials.