Join us for a Women Winning Training!

2022 Campaign Kick-Off Training
Training on how to launch your campaign AND WIN!

Every single legislative seat in Minnesota is up for election in 2022, and we need our best advocates on the ballot. If you're a pro-choice woman thinking about running for office, now or in the future, Women Winning is here to provide the tools for success. Join us for this FREE training and learn how to launch, run, and win your race in this crucial redistricting year!

Friday, September 24, 2021 from 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM via Zoom

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