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Community Relations Committee
 United Jewish Communities of MetroWest NJ
 presents

Politics, Power & Jewish Women
A "How-To" Training


Creating a network of women in New Jersey who are committed to ensuring that Jewish women are at the
decision-making table

Why Should YOU Attend?
Whether you want to run for office or you want to support Jewish Women to run and win, this program is for you. We need to mobilize a winning team to show New Jersey that Jewish women matter.
Why is this Important Now?

  • Jewish women must become more involved in the political process to not fall behind Asian, Latino, and African American women who are organizing their power bases, running, and winning.
  • Gear up for the 2009 Elections, create a powerbase, and support other Jewish women who run for office. Women supporting women makes a difference. It's the way female candidates can win.
  • When women are at the decision-making table, the agenda changes. When Jewish women hold elected office they bring with them the specific values of Tikkun Olam, Tzedakah, and the priorities of the Jewish community.

Featuring a dynamic group of facilitators and a roundtable made up of Jewish women elected officials, this training will demystify the political process and enhance skills in fundraising, public speaking, and campaigning, which are useful for volunteering, board leadership, and advocacy.

This is a time when women's voices are being maximized. We need Jewish women
at the table.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009
8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

$50 Registration

The event fee includes continental breakfast, lunch, and all conference materials.
 Limited scholarships are available.

Alex Aidekman Family Jewish
Community Campus
901 Route 10, Whippany


 
Power, Politics & Jewish Women

Politics, Power & Jewish Women:
A "How-To" Training Online Registration
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 If you would like to register for the event call
(973) 929-3064.

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(973) 929-3087.

This event is part of the "Jewish Women's Involvement in the Political Process" project and is funded by the Jewish Women's Foundation of New Jersey.

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