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Welcome to the Community Leadership Council work group page.
Welcome to the Community Leadership Council work group page.
Community Leadership Council November Meeting
Wednesday, November 19; Noon-2pm
(location and directions noted below)
Remote Access: For this meeting, we will be using Skype for our conference call. If you would like to participate in the meeting from afar, you need to set up a Skype account (www.skype.com). if you would like to speak in addition to listening, you need to have a microphone or headset. If you want to be included using skype, you need to send your skype name to Rick - rick@wecandobetter.org. If you are having trouble, you can also contact Rick to help you get started.
There will be no video taping of this meeting.
Parking: The parking lot may have parking spaces open in it. If it is full when you arrive, find free on-street parking within the surrounding block.
Lunch will be provided for CLC members - please check your email for lunch choices and RSVP to julie@wecandobetter.org.
These meetings are open to Archimedes Movement Members as well as members of the general public. If you would like to attend as a guest, please rsvp to Julie@wecandobetter.org
Community Leadership Council
Wednesday, October 22; Noon-2pm
Remote Access: For this meeting, we will be using Skype for our conference call. If you would like to participate in the meeting from afar, you need to set up a Skype account (www.skype.com). if you would like to speak in addition to listening, you need to have a microphone or headset. If you want to be included using skype, you need to send your skype name to Rick - rick@wecandobetter.org. If you are having trouble, you can also contact Rick to help you get started.
There will be no video of this meeting.
Parking: There are 5 open spaces in their lot. After that, there is free on-street parking within the surrounding block.
Lunch will be provided for CLC members - please confirm your attendance so we don't over/under order julie@wecandobetter.org.
If you would like to attend as a guest, please rsvp to Julie@wecandobetter.org
Whether you are at the grocery store or talking to a group, do you wish you could quickly and powerfully talk about the health care crisis and how we can move forward? How do you talk about health vs. health care vs. insurance? How do you get your message across clearly and quickly?
At this event we will learn to talk about health care reform and the work of the Archimedes Movement.
To attend this training workshop, you need to register. Registration is free to all Archimedes Movement members. Non-members can pay the $30 fee at the workshop. Membership in the Archimedes Movement starts at only $35 per year ($15 for students), so become a member today.
This will be an intensive half-day hands-on training session with experts in communication. You'll learn to apply road-tested communications tactics and techniques in your day to day communications:
Your workshop leaders
Courtney Dillard, Ph.D
Courtney Dillard is a visiting professor in the Rhetoric & Media Studies Department at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. She received her Ph.D. in Communication Studies from the University of Texas - Austin and her MA from The University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill. For over a decade, Courtney's research has focused on persuasion and social change. In the last several years, she has turned her attention to political persuasion and equipping progressive policy advocates with effective communications tools. She is the author of The Progressive's Pocketbook of Persuasion which explores 10 key tools used by effective communicators in the political realm and beyond.
Joe Zaerr, Ph.D.
Joe Zaerr is a retired Oregon State University professor and a member of the Archimedes Movement Community Leadership Council.
To attend this training workshop, you need to register. Registration is free to all Archimedes Movement members. Non-members can pay the $30 fee at the workshop. Membership in the Archimedes Movement starts at only $35 per year ($15 for students), so become a member today.
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During today's meeting, Paul and Marvin mentioned the lack of moral/ethical anchoring for the health care agenda (my paraphrase). I just wanted folks to know that there was a very interesting conference in Medford in April on the ethical basis of the OHFB's effort. The white paper from that conference, which was sponsored by the OHSU Center for Ethics in Healthcare, is attached.
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