Citizens & Delegates,
The coming year brings great promise for First Amendment Voice. FAV has applied for 501c3 status, beginning the transition from being a project to becoming a separate organization. We look forward to bringing our Philadelphia programming from the National Symposium to Los Angeles this spring, in addition to having community engagements in Atlanta, Columbus, Georgia, Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, and other locations. We hosted a coffee talk last week in San Clemente, California, along with the San Clemente Times to promote press literacy and support local media.
2019 promises to bring more awareness to important first amendment freedoms like practicing religion, self-expression, peaceful assembly to petition the government for grievance, and much more. We hope that if you haven’t made a new year’s resolution that you consider supporting FAV efforts by engaging in your community, supporting FAV programs through volunteering or contributing online or in person, or the many other ways you can make a difference in civic awareness and engagement. We specifically are seeking delegates to represent their states at the annual symposium in September. If you would like to be considered, please reach out today.
We have new advisors joining the movement this year and will make separate announcements in the coming weeks. If you know of anyone who has the expertise to contribute to growing the FAV movement, please reach out and let us know. We also appreciate the active engagement of some blog readers, twitter and Facebook followers, and others who provide constructive feedback and input to civic dialogue. We would like to specifically highlight BottomlessCoffee007 on our blog and twitter feed. If you haven’t seen the comments, you can find them here. Active participation in civic dialogue helps contribute to a robust, vibrant community. If you haven’t contributed yet, we hope you consider it this year. Please comment on our blogs, like/retweet or comment on twitter, like or share on Facebook, and like/comment on LinkedIn. We welcome and benefit from your input. With gratitude for the past three years and a promising future.
#FindYourVoice
The FAV Team
In the Media
Outrage Nation: Can America overcome its addiction to anger? Read more
Mark Your Calendars
January 12th in Coronado, CA Kern Beare leads a Difficult Conversations workshop. Click here for more details.
February 5th in Atlanta, GA Dr. Paul Murray and Steve Miska lead FAV Clergy Training on religious freedom
February 7-9 in Columbus, GA Steve Miska leads FAV coffee talks at various organizations
March TBD in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX Steve Miska leads FAV coffee talks at various organizations
April TBD in Los Angeles, CA the Pacific Council on International Policy hosts their annual Global LA Summit featuring FAV National Symposium programming
September TBD in Philadelphia FAV hosts the 4th Annual National Symposium
[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]Citizens & Delegates,
The coming year brings great promise for First Amendment Voice. FAV has applied for 501c3 status, beginning the transition from being a project to becoming a separate organization. We look forward to bringing our Philadelphia programming from the National Symposium to Los Angeles this spring, in addition to having community engagements in Atlanta, Columbus, Georgia, Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, and other locations. We hosted a coffee talk last week in San Clemente, California, along with the San Clemente Times to promote press literacy and support local media.
2019 promises to bring more awareness to important first amendment freedoms like practicing religion, self-expression, peaceful assembly to petition the government for grievance, and much more. We hope that if you haven’t made a new year’s resolution that you consider supporting FAV efforts by engaging in your community, supporting FAV programs through volunteering or contributing online or in person, or the many other ways you can make a difference in civic awareness and engagement. We specifically are seeking delegates to represent their states at the annual symposium in September. If you would like to be considered, please reach out today.
We have new advisors joining the movement this year and will make separate announcements in the coming weeks. If you know of anyone who has the expertise to contribute to growing the FAV movement, please reach out and let us know. We also appreciate the active engagement of some blog readers, twitter and Facebook followers, and others who provide constructive feedback and input to civic dialogue. We would like to specifically highlight BottomlessCoffee007 on our blog and twitter feed. If you haven’t seen the comments, you can find them here. Active participation in civic dialogue helps contribute to a robust, vibrant community. If you haven’t contributed yet, we hope you consider it this year. Please comment on our blogs, like/retweet or comment on twitter, like or share on Facebook, and like/comment on LinkedIn. We welcome and benefit from your input. With gratitude for the past three years and a promising future.
#FindYourVoice
The FAV Team
In the Media
Outrage Nation: Can America overcome its addiction to anger? Read more
Mark Your Calendars
January 12th in Coronado, CA Kern Beare leads a Difficult Conversations workshop. Click here for more details.
February 5th in Atlanta, GA Dr. Paul Murray and Steve Miska lead FAV Clergy Training on religious freedom
February 7-9 in Columbus, GA Steve Miska leads FAV coffee talks at various organizations
March TBD in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX Steve Miska leads FAV coffee talks at various organizations
April TBD in Los Angeles, CA the Pacific Council on International Policy hosts their annual Global LA Summit featuring FAV National Symposium programming
September TBD in Philadelphia FAV hosts the 4th Annual National Symposium
