If you are motivated to get involved in building the party, and are unsure of what to do next: this is the session for you!
We'll discuss the role of a local volunteer team, how to get involved in one, and the pathway from starting, or being on, a small team of volunteers to being on a large team of volunteers with a track record of success!
This session will also cover some material relevant to volunteers who have been around for a while that feel a bit stuck.
The event will be facilitated by Robert Routledge, Field Director, and Sabine Möller, Field Organizer.
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Robert Routledge (he/him)Field Director for the BC Green Party |
This event will be held on Zoom and is FREE.
When
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Where
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